1. Pablo Picasso, Collage, & Texture
Grade 4
Guernica
Pablo Picasso, Collage, & Texture

2. Pablo Picasso 1901 -1904 Blue Period. A period of sadness for Picasso.
1907 – Meets Braque
Cubism Period

3. Pablo Picasso (1881-1973): Country- Spain
Media- Drawing, painting, sculpture, ceramics, mosaics, stage design and graphic arts
Major Style and Contribution to Art
With Braque he developed
Cubism, collage and “found art”
Invented new forms of art for
almost ¾ of the 20th century
Influences- Early work influenced by Post Impressionists. However, Cezanne and African sculpture inspired his cubist works.
Interesting Fact- Picasso created more than 20,000 works of art in his lifetime. In 1913, at The Armory Show in NY he introduced the new style of cubism and caused a sensation
Picasso's "Girl with a Mandolin"

4. Collage: While artists have been layering images and
Incorporating elements into their
work since the advent of paper, collage truly
emerged as a medium in its own right in the early
years of the 20th century with the Cubist experiments
of Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque.

5. Collage : A piece of art
made by attaching
various materials
such as photographs,
pieces of paper,
or fabric onto a
backing.

6. Texture
The way something looks or feels. It can implied, a photo or drawing, or
actual texture, actual fur or leather.
Examples: smooth, bumpy, shiny, rough, furry, etc.

7. For this project copy the outline and any other details you’d like to have of your self-portrait drawing onto another sheet of 8 X 10 drawing paper.
Fill the space within the outline with the materials you collected. Think outside the box: concert tickets, birthday cards, movie stubs, dried flowers, artwork, etc.
Use tracing paper to cut the items to the right size. Fill the entire space. None of the drawing paper should be showing when you finish.

8. What can you do with the background? Pages of a book? Song lyrics? Maps? Dictionary page?
Make sure your background and foreground are different items.
Use rubber cement to glue down the papers and objects.
Be Creative!