Thread: Picasso Painting

Nature morte au cuir à rasoir

Translation= Still life of razor leather

Ahem, yes it makes perfect sense.

I never understand art. The ones i adore are seen as simple, or lacking character.
The ones that look like, what the f*ck am i looking at, those are a wonder of art.

Originally Posted by lamppa

I never understand art. The ones i adore are seen as simple, or lacking character.
The ones that look like, what the f*ck am i looking at, those are a wonder of art.

That's what was so brilliant about Picasso. He started doing realism work and eventually grew out of it on his own and created something new.

Quite negative. Be the Strop. Rather than Be the Blade. Depressing.

I like Picasso I once visited the Picasso museum in Barcelona, it's housed in Picasso's home in the city, one of the most moving and powerful paintings I've ever seen was painted by Pablo Picasso, It's called the bombing of Guerinca.

Jamie.

You know that after he painted that the Nazis brought him in for questioning. They asked him if he was responsible for that painting. He replied, no, you are.

Apologies for the hijack!
The most impressive artworks I've seen are both housed in the Louvre: Winged Victory (my personal fave!) and Venus de Milo (how often does mortal man get to see the a$$ of a goddess?!?!) BTW, she's got 3 cracks in sa derriere!
Now back to our regularly scheduled programming...

Both beautiful, I've always wanted to see them in person.

Bob Ross all the way! I love those happy little trees