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Mother- María Picasso y López
Father- José Ruiz -
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By the age of 14 Picasso was studying at this school under the instructions of his father.
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When him and his family got there he was eaily able to get into the School of Fine Arts.
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Picasso had one month to complete the entrance exam, but instead he finished the entrance exam in just one day.
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This one-man exhibition was done with Ambroise Vollard.
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During this time Picasso was deeply depressed because of things going on in his personal life, so all paintings had some sort of dark and moody feeling to them.
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The studio soon became a gathering place for modern artists, writers, and patrons.
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During this time things were getting better in Picasso's personal life, the colors in his paintings seemed to be more natural and he often used reddish and pink tones.
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At this time his paintings were inspired by African artifacts.
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Les Demoiselles d'Avignon is a large oil painting that was painted in 1907. The painting includes 5 prostitutes from a brothel in Barcelona. This painting was also considered his first cubist painting.
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A style developed by Picasso and Braque that uses neutral colors, both artists took apart shapes and analyzed them.
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During this time Picasso referred back to more classical ways of painting.
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In this painting Picasso has painted three musicians from abstract shapes. On the left is a clarinet player, in the middle there is a guitar player, and on the right is a singer holding sheet music.
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This scene is full of symbolic content and is very difficult to intrpret. This drawing was executed when Picasso's life was disordered.
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The photos in "The Dream and Lie of Franco" were meant to be published as postcards to raise money for the Spanish Republican government.
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Picasso started sketching this mural to show the horrors of the bombing in the town of Guernica.
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He keeps sketching studies throughout the process of painting the mural.
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First photograph of the mural was taken during this time too. The photo was taken by Dora Maar.
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He refused to allow "Guernica to travel to Spain until the country enjoyed "public liberties and democratic intitutions."
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When "Guernica" gets to America he instructs the mural to be in the care of the Museum of Modern Art.
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Picasso dies at the age of 92 in Mougins, France.