Pablo Picasso inspired painters and sculptors with his unique styles in the 20th century. His portfolio had more than 20,000 pieces including works of paintings, drawings, sculptures, and ceramics. Picasso had a very creative side of his very own, but he was also inspired by many other artists. Starting at a very young age, he enjoyed drawing in his spare time. Since his artistic abilities were so in depth and detailed, and the fact he stayed being an artist so very long, his works were divided into different periods, such as the Blue and Rose Period. “Every act of creation is first an act of destruction”~Picasso. Even though his portfolio of arts was very large, he had a couple pieces that made him famous, including Guernica. “If Picasso were alive today,” Marc Blondeau, a prominent Geneva dealer and former head of Sotheby’s France, told Milton Esteron, “he would be one of the 10 wealthiest men in the world.” (Esterow 1) His vast artwork known by many, and his creation of Cubism has not only had an impact with the art world but also with historians.
Pablo Picasso was born, into a family that helped him to become an artist, …show more content…
Picasso led more of a Bohemian lifestyle where he did not have much money, dressed in long dresses, and wore his hair long. At the age of nineteen, he finally moved to Paris after many visits there over the years because it was the most modernized city at the time.. The group of people he started hanging with were artists and poets, and many influenced his works and motivation over the years. Picasso’s spirit and ambition rose very quickly. He had several women in his lifetime that were much younger than he but only married two of them. Many of his portraits are of his wives, children, and mistresses. His two wives names were Olga and Jacqueline, and he had four children, two daughters and two
Pablo Picasso was born, into a family that helped him to become an artist, …show more content…
Picasso led more of a Bohemian lifestyle where he did not have much money, dressed in long dresses, and wore his hair long. At the age of nineteen, he finally moved to Paris after many visits there over the years because it was the most modernized city at the time.. The group of people he started hanging with were artists and poets, and many influenced his works and motivation over the years. Picasso’s spirit and ambition rose very quickly. He had several women in his lifetime that were much younger than he but only married two of them. Many of his portraits are of his wives, children, and mistresses. His two wives names were Olga and Jacqueline, and he had four children, two daughters and two