Pablo Picasso, born on Oct. 25, 1881, is best known for revolutionizing art as the co-founder of the Cubism movement. ... was known as Picasso’s “Blue Period.” ...

Pablo Picasso was born in Málaga, ... 1901 marked the beginning of Picasso's Blue Period, which lasted about three years. ... Picasso created Cubism.

Pablo Picasso, “The Soup” (1903). The critic calls this one of the “mopey” paintings from the artist’s Blue Period, without the complexity he would go on to achieve.

‘Picasso and Braque: The Cubist Experiment, 1910-1912,’ seen already in Texas and now in California, shines light on the movement’s analytical phase. Call it Cubism 101, a primer on the ...

One of Gopnik’s most contentious claims was that Picasso’s best work was confined to the “fifteen-year period centered on cubism, the First World War, and its immediate aftermath.” ...

Notes on Pablo Picasso. ... Picasso once explained the Blue period by the fact that Prussian blue was the cheapest color to be had. ... it may be asked, is Picasso’s cubist work better than that ...

PHILADELPHIA — Of all the great artists of the 20th century, none was more experimental and innovative than Pablo Picasso. ... During this period, Picasso has not forsaken cubism, ...

Cubism, of which Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) and Georges Braque (1882-1963) were important leaders, is said to have had a stronger influence on later artists than any other movement of the same period.

A small Christmas dinner scene which was doodled onto a postcard by Pablo Picasso in 1919 at his Paris home before being sent to his friend Henri Defosse, is up for auction tomorrow for £30,000.

Through Aug. 21. For brash lads turning “the art world upside down,” Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque sure could make a revolution dull, said Stephen Becker in ArtandSeek.net. The name that ...