Picasso
“Picasso” by Mario De Micheli, published by Thames and Hudson in 1967, offers an insightful exploration of the life and work of Pablo Picasso, a pivotal figure in twentieth-century art. This edition, comprising 79 pages, delves into Picasso’s evolution from his blue and cubist periods to his status as a legendary artist during his lifetime. De Micheli examines Picasso’s inventive genius and technical virtuosity, highlighting how his spontaneous approach to art contributed to the transformation of modern artistic expression.
Readers will find a detailed study of Picasso’s achievements and personality, presenting a comprehensive view of his impact on the art world. The book emphasizes the significance of his work and the continuous development of his style, which defied conventional rules. Through this examination, De Micheli reveals the complexities of Picasso’s character and his enduring influence, making this work a valuable resource for those interested in art history and exhibitions related to Picasso.
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Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) became a classic, as well as a legend, in his own lifetime. He is widely acknowledged to be the leading figure in twentieth-century art. From the blue and cubist periods onwards, his imaginative effort was central to the development of the new artistic age. This self-styled “painter without a style” dazzled the world by his inventive genius and technical virtuosity, constantly developing his work by mysterious process of spontaneous change which owed nothing to rules. Mario de Micheli’s study of Picasso’s achievements and personality reveals one of the most perennially fascinating figures in the history of art.
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