Publications by tag: Пабло Пикассо

The exhibition "21 Rue La Boétie" is on display at Paris Musée Maillol until 23 July 2017. The name of the exhibition is not simply an allusion to a landmark Parisian address of the gallery, and exposition of the artworks by painters like Picasso, Ensor and Toulouse-Lautrec, but also the significant insight into the human history connected with nazism.

On the Internet, one can often come across a comparison of Pablo Picasso's works from different periods of creative activity, followed by comments about degradation, and stating that he "forgot how to paint" or simply scoffed at his audience, forcing them to buy daubry signed by his name. Of course, the artist had quite a sense of humor, but can we really call him nothing but a skillfully…

Every parent wants their child to become an all-around, educated and successful person. But all these qualities can be developed and instilled with the help of drawing! All in all, there are a lot of pros. They include psychological nuances and striking examples of great achievements of numerous masters, from Michelangelo to Dalí. So, where does it all start?

From time to time, one cannot help but feel perplexed at the sight of four laconic letters ‘Anon’ that should denote the authorship of a certain painting of old. A little more satisfying is the inscription ‘Master of’ — followed by some German or Flemish town or an altar of some saint. Opening a list of artists from the 13th–15th centuries, one would find the letter ‘M’ in abundance — not…