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Pablo Picasso , father of Cubism, painter of 'Guernica', but chiefly an artist of 'Eros and Tanathos': women, bullfights, culinary pleasure, the sun and the sea. A gifted man, thoroughly down to Earth, and blessed with an indomitable lust for life. With half of his career already behind him and at the peak of his fame, he began working in clay. The sensuality and pliability of ...

Andrew Brighton

Lisa Florman

Cowling Elizabe

Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) is notorious for various forms of excess - excess in his love life, an excessive output, an excessively inconsistent style. In this groundbreaking book Elizabeth Cowling draws on her exceptional knowledge as an authority on Picasso to argue that he came to equate stylistic consistency with sterility. ...

For Picasso, the artist's studio was the centre of the world, the crossroads of all that was occurring in his life and in contemporary society. His paintings of the studio range across nearly every aspect of his art, from portraits of himself, his friends, lovers and children, to commentaries on political events, evocations of great artists of the past and allegories of creativ...

From his early Cubist period in the first years of the century through his classicizing phase and into his late work of the 1960s, Picasso returned again and again to this sand-and-sea theme. Even in 1937, when he was so powerfully engaged with the horrors of the Spanish Civil War, sketching preparatory drawings for Guernica, he was also busy executing a group of decidedly non-...

Hans L.c. Jaffe

Clarke Robert

Chipps Smith, Jeffrey

Bravo Ruiz, Natalia

Tuymans Luc

Barnes, Rachel

Duchting, Hajo

Paz

Friedlaender

Herrera, Javier

Alonso Ruiz, Hugo

Tarruella, Carla

Hockney, David

El redescubrimiento de las técnicas perdidas de los grandes maestros. Hockney tenía el deseo de descubir cómo los artistas del pasado lograban representar el mundo que les rodeaba con tanta precisión y viveza. Como pintor constantemente enfrentado a problemas técnicos similares, Hockney se preguntaba cómo debían solucionarlos los grandes maestros. Durante dos años tomó la senda...