2. - 9 yrs

5. 15 yrs
1st Communion
Ciencia and Caridad

7. The Era of Transformation(1881-1901).
Blue Girl
Ciencia y Caridad.
Woman and Hat with Feathers
Le moulin de la Galette
The Soler family
Self portrait

8. Influence of VanGogh
Casagemas death. (1901)

9. Influence of El Greco: division of earth and heaven
Casagemas (1901)

10. Blue period
Self Portrait (1901)
Soler (1903)

11. Influence (frescos from the 13th century)
Sisters (1902)

14. Life (1903) Casegamas

15. Nude (1904)

16. Le “Bateau Lavoir” where he lived

17. Rose period
Acrobats and Harlequins(1905)

18. Según André Salmon, el arlequín volteado sería Picasso y Apollinaire el grueso personaje vestido de rojo.
Familia de saltimbanquis (1905)

20. In the"Lapin Agile" Leaping Rabbit (1905) Bar where Picasso and friends hung out: still there

22. Portrait of Gertrude Stein (1906) Very famous American author living in Paris and his patron

23. His breakthrough:
Les Demoiselles des Avignon (1907)
CUBISM

24. Influence of art of Africa.
Work of investigation & experimentacion.
The rupture of perspective.
Division of planes.
Geometric fragmentation
His friend, famous writer Appolinaire told him he didn’t understand this new style. .

26. Preparatory painting

27. Naturaleza muerta con calavera (1907)

29. Head of woman? Looks like Picasso!

30. Looks like his friend’s Georges Braque
Looks like his friend’s Georges Braque. They worked together at this time. (1908)

31. Still Life(1909)

33. Analytical Cubism
Ambroise Vollard (1909)

34. His dealer, Henry Kahnweyler (1910)

35. Chair with Caning (1912)

36. Man with Hat (1912)

37. Guitar (1913)

38. Harlequin (1915)

39. The Bathers (1918)

40. Mujer sentada desnuda (1921)

41. Two women at beach (1922)

42. Lovers (1923)

43. Flute of Pan: mythology (1924)

44. Synthetic Cubism
3 musicians (1923)

45. The crucificion (1930)

46. Almost Surrealism
Bañista (1928)

47. Influenced by the Fauves, but shows he’s in love
The Dream (Marie Therese) (1932)

48. His interest in mythology: the Minotaur(1933)
Symbolic surrealism and violence; The Minotaur is the alter ego de Picasso

49. War in Spain: Guernica His statement about the Germans merciless bombing of this village in Picasso’s home country
Guernica (1937)

50. Another woman in his life
Dora Maar (1937)

51. Marie Thérèse Walter (1937)

52. Pastoral (1946)

53. Dove of Peace (1949)

54. The last woman in his life and wife
Jacqueline (1954)

55. Nude woman in garden (1956)

56. Picasso’s “versions”
Luncheon on the Grass “Les deJeunear sur l’herbe” de Manet.

57. The Rape of the Sabines.
Version of David’s.

58. Las Meninas.
Version of Velázquez.

61. Sculptures of Picasso
Guitar (1912)
Mandolin and clarinette (1914)

62. Monument to Apollinaire (1928)

63. Goar (1950)

66. Contemporaries/Friends

67. Influences CÉZANNE, Paul Mont Sainte-Victoire 1902-06
Oil on canvas, 64.8 x 81.3 cm
Philadelphia Museum of Art

68. GRECO, El
The Vision of Saint John
Oil on canvas, 222,3 x 193 cm
Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY

69. BRAQUE, Georges
Compotier et cartes (Fruit Dish and Cards)
début 1913
Oil, heightened with pencil and charcoal on canvas, 81 x 60 cm
Musée national d'art moderne / Centre de création industrielle Centre George Pompidou, France

70. Contemporaries/Friends
LÉGER, Fernand
La femme en rouge et vert
1914
Huile sur toile
© Centre Pompidou