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Pablo PICASSO(1881-1973) Stunning!Vintage Oil Painting on Table Wood-Hand Signed
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Gorgeous vintage cubist figurative portrait, oil on wood plate hand signed, Pablo Picasso, dating 1943. This piece is made in oil on an old wooden board. Good general conditions. However, there are signs of wear on the support, on the corners and on the back, being a vintage one. Dimensions in inches: 16.14x15.74 UNFRAMED It is being sold on behalf of a private French collector. It is not a copy or a print, but a genuine piece hand made and signed and numbered front and back. Free offers, private auction, immediate payment Shipping worldwide only by signed for courier. -Sold as is- It was bought by the owner at a charity auction. The style, the materials, the wording are correct, but no official documents, therefore as indicated in the eBay rules, it is sold as is, seen / liked. Here we offer magnificent collections of art acquired over the years in various real estate transactions in exclusive neighborhoods, including antique shops in Europe. NOTE Pablo Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His father is a teacher at the local art school and very early initiates him into an artistic apprenticeship. At the age of fourteen he was admitted to the Academy of Fine Arts in Barcelona, and two years later he moved to the Academy of Madrid. After a return to Barcelona, he goes to Paris in 1900: he will return there several times, until he finally settles there. From 1901 Picasso's style began to show original features. PICASSO: BLUE PERIOD The so-called blue period begins now and lasts until 1904. The name derives from the fact that Picasso uses to paint in a monochromatic way, mainly using blue in all possible shades and shades. The subjects are above all poor and marginalized. Picasso preferably portrays them full length, in isolated positions and with a sad and sad air. The result is images full of sadness, accentuated by the cold tones (blue, blue, gray) with which the paintings are made. PICASSO, PINK PERIOD From 1905 to the end of 1906, Picasso lightened his palette, using shades of pink that were warmer than blue. The so-called pink period begins now. Along with the color, the subjects also change. Characters taken from the circus, acrobats and masks from the comedy of art are depicted. Among them, Arlecchino. PICASSO AND CUBISM Picasso's cubist turning point came between 1906 and 1907, the years of the retrospective on Cézanne, which greatly influenced the painter. Even Picasso in that period is interested in African sculpture: this is also part of the rediscovery of a primitive exoticism that characterizes European culture and art starting from Paul Gauguin Picasso likes to experiment, and so starting from these meetings he painted Les demoiselles d'Avignon in 1907, the starting point of his Cubist season. In those years he is closely linked to George Braque. The two artists worked closely together, to the point of producing works that are often indistinguishable from each other. Picasso's notoriety reaches its peak here. The cubist phase is a period of great experimentation: Picasso questions the very concept of artistic representation. Fundamental moment of his evolution is given by the passage from analytic cubism to synthetic cubism. Picasso appears increasingly interested in the simplification of form: the pure sign contains for him the structure of the thing and its conceptual recognizability. Picasso's cubist phase lasted about ten years. In 1917, also following a trip to Italy, yet another distortion of his style takes place, and his painting returns to be more traditional. The figures become solid and almost monumental: the painter returns to figurativeness, anticipating by a few years the phenomenon that from the mid-1920s will put an end to the Avant-gardes. Later the painter approaches the languages of expressionism and surrealism, especially in sculpture, to which he is particularly dedicated. In 1937 he participated in the World Exhibition in Paris, exhibiting the famous Guernica in the Spanish Pavilion, which is probably his most famous work and one of the most symbolic of the entire twentieth century. In the years immediately following the Second World War he devoted himself to ceramics, while his pictorial work was characterized by works d'après: personal reinterpretations of famous paintings of the past such as Les meninas by Velazquez, Manet's breakfast on the grass or Le signorine in bank of the Seine de Courbet He died in 1973 in Mougins (France)" Pictures Share this AdAdvertised byAd Phone Number: | |
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