Picasso Vs Velázquez

Art is a great topic to converse and talk about because art is everywhere and it defines us all whether we realize it or not art is upon us and describes our ways and the story of our live's. Throughout art's history in old Spain there were two famous painters who enjoyed art known as the great and famous Picasso and Velázquez. As a matter of fact these two famous painters painted things for a reason and that reason was to tell the world the stories of their live's through drawing and paintings along with lesson that were learned and they also painted portraits to teach and show the world the things that they supported and their successful portraits and paintings led to big and great fame back in old royal Spain. The so repeatedly spoken idiom …show more content…
Anyways I honestly think that Velázquez was trying to portray a painting that basically describes how each and every day the princess of Spain gets ready from the help of her helpers and maids and he's basically giving credit to her helpers also known as employees for doing what they can in order to make the princess appear and look good in public and he's Also stating how if it weren't for the princess's helpers she wouldn't appear stunningly in public and he's also giving thanks and complimenting them for their hard work and for being hard workers.Also I think that Picasso was trying to portray through his painting of "Las Meninas" that even through all that hard work that the princess's employees do and give they still aré judged and seen as the lower class below the princess's level class and basically what he's saying is that the princess is seen as though she's basically the boss of them and their just her slaves and that the public only care about her and how she Looks and not on how much effort Was put in to make the princess appear good and how much time it took them to make her look that good in