what was pablo picasso's still life paintings like?

Question

i need too know what they were like i need a description.

Answer 1

Like somebody dropped it.

Answer 2

A Picasso still life:
Fruit Dish With Fruit and Vase With Flowers (1939).
"Picasso explores a romatic timbre as colors leap from the canvass and the china images adopt a loose lyrical form, defined and held in place by the blue lines of the china's patterning. The profusion of colour from the cherries is almost Pointillist, as layers of varying shades of red pigment are exquisitely dotted on the canvas. It is the simplistic but cheery as bright objects crowd the canvas and fill the space with their offerings."
" "Again a Matisse- like patterning device, the green-blue checked table cloth, is employed to counterbalance and rhythmic motion of forms."
Essential Picasso by Laura Payne.
Cat and the Bird, in the Paris museum.
1939.
"Here the large ,heavy scratched in white striations make the figure leap out of the canvas in a ghostly format, exuding, in this moment of stillness while reading some spiritual presence.
The series of Picasso's 1930's usually featured Marie-Therese, and his model;
Woman in the Red Hat 1934, "cartoonseque feet", like the Woman Reading, 1939.
Portrait of Sabartes 1939, a humourous portrait of Picasso's long life spanish friend, secretary and chief legend-monger, Jaime Sabartes asked Picasso to draw him as a 16th century royal courtier.painted at Royan.Painted him as a Spanish Courtier to Philip II.
"Sabartes was often represented by critics as a pathetically faithful dog."
Picasso is most famous for his masterpiece "Les Damoiselles d'Avignon (1907)." At the peak of his career his cubism and abtract expressionism style.
He goes through phases, early period The Blue and The Rose periodsomber paintings of men woman and children `La Vie`1906- 1908 was the influence of African Sculpture, the distorion of figues and the masking of faces of the acient Iberian culture eg. Les Damoisellers dÀvignon 1907, cubism (painting objects from several view points at once, picture surface and space, 'I paint objects as I think them ,not as I see them')e.g. 'Woman on the Guitar' (Ma Jolie) 1911 and The Violin (1914)when Picasso and Braque had developed the tecnique of collage , the neo -classical Period began around 1920 when he started sculture , and the war years and the Spanish revolution and The Minataur and Guernica (1907) and then at the later half of his career and into the last years of his life, died in 1973 at the age of 91.
Seated Woman in a Hat 1971. There was his post war period,Sylvette, 1954.
The Head in 1962, a sculpture in Chicago Citythat had been made from the painting Sylette, Head of a woman made of welded steel from a metal cutout, standing 60' feet tall made in collaboration with Carl Nesjar, completed in 1965 and unveiled in 1967.
He was one of the most famous and greatest artists of modern times.
Most remember his nude women, Woman in Red Chair, 1932, Woman in Armchair 1929, The Kiss 1931. ...
"bimorphism, pioneered by fellow Spaniard Joan Miro.".
The Acrobat 1930 is a good example.

Answer 3

weird at the best of times!!

have a look at www.arthistoryguide.com/Pablo_ Picasso


www.bluebellart.com/mod_pablopicasso.shtml

Answer 4

They were inventive. He looked at things and saw a different angle on them. They were inspirational and in a style that no one can mistake.

Impress your teacher by telling her/him that they were called "nature morte" which I am sure I don't need to translate

Answer 5

It was a man smoking cigarette, and he gave the title of it as:
"the taste of happiness"
I guess he was a smoker himself.

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