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Picasso [pi:'kɑ:ssɒ:]

n. 毕加索(法国画家)

picasso

[ noun ]
prolific and influential Spanish artist who lived in France (1881-1973)
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Pablo Picasso's "Famille de l'arlequin," a representation of the Cirque Medrano acrobats that characterizes the artist's Rose period, sold for $15.4 million to a U.S. dealer, she said.
The first Degas came in 1916, Monet in 1926, Cezanne in 1927, Van Gogh, Picasso and Matisse in 1933.
Picasso painted "Acrobat and Young Harlequin" in 1905 in his Paris attic studio at 13 rue Ravignon using gouache, an opaque watercolor easier to handle than oil paint.
Works by the modern masters Pablo Picasso, Fernand Leger and Paul Klee fared slightly better, largely propped up by European collectors.
I was raised in a generation that was taught to appreciate the virtues of modern art, from Renoir to Picasso and even to Jackson Pollock and "abstract expressionism," though I had to admit that this last stage had no appeal to me.
A collection of 59 works by Picasso and other artists, from the 1950s to the 1980s, is touring the country in an exhibition titled, "Unknown Secrets: Art and the Rosenberg Era." "There's still an ongoing controversy.
It is, in its simplicity, one of the great paintings of the century. Picasso et les choses: Grand Palais, Paris, until December 28; sponsored by United Technologies.
A Japanese department store said today that it bought Pablo Picasso's "Acrobat and Young Harlequin" for a record $38.46 million and plans to sell the Rose Period masterpiece to a buyer in Tokyo.
The sunny south was always on his mind in wonderful combinations of Provencal prints on jersey outfits with long, full skirts, as well as the tunic knits with Picasso or Miro motifs on them.
It would seem he bought wholesale, for by 1914 he had 25 Renoirs and a dozen each of Picasso and Cezanne.
In later periods Picasso would often achieve still life on the grand and monumental scale, but never would he surpass the achievement of those early years.
Should the myth still persist that Picasso was no more than this century's greatest charlatan and fraud, this exhibition at Paris should finally explode it.
Picasso we may take as read, and indeed his presence here is more token than substantial, and rightly so, for he could too easily have taken over.
Dali, a founder of the surrealist movement, was the last of an outstanding generation of Spanish painters that included Pablo Picasso and Joan Miro.
Frederic Rossif, a Yugoslav-born documentary filmmaker whose subjects included Pablo Picasso, African wildlife and Nazi Germany, died of a heart attack Wednesday, his production company said.
Seeing no prices, he asked about a Picasso portrait.
Thieves stole two Picasso works valued at more than $100,000 from an art gallery in Sao Paulo, it was reported Saturday.
'Picasso' he writes 'dresses beautiful windows giving onto a future paradise as only a window-dresser can.'
"The big question in the picture is whether or not at the time it was painted Picasso was actually having an affair with this woman," Brooks said.
Dobson was ever intelligent and sensitive in his modernism, looking to such as Matisse and Picasso as it suited him but never self-consciously or artificially.
Tempers were frayed; there was real anger. The disgruntled throng was the Friends of the Tate being forbidden entry to the Picasso exhibition.
Reiner spoke against a colorful backdrop of paintings that mimicked those of Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall and Yamagata.
Araujo said Volpi created his own artistic movement and could be considered "in the same league as Picasso."
Among those entering the Opera House were Gordon and Ann Getty, heiress Patricia Hearst Shaw and designer Paloma Picasso.
Its subject is Picasso as a painter, and occasional sculptor, of the still-life, and it fills two large galleries on one floor of the Grand Palais. Given the size of the known oeuvre, it would have been infinitely extendable.
Paintings by Picasso and Modigliani are juxtaposed with second rate old masters, African masks, Greek sculpture and New Mexico folk art.
The previous record for a Picasso of $15.4 million was set only last week at Sotheby's here.
His copies are at once acts of love and of aggression, acts that simultaneously celebrate and trivialize Picasso, in about equal degrees.
Museum of Fine Arts: "Picasso, Braque, Gris, Leger: Douglas Cooper Collecting Cubism."
The selling price topped the previous record for a 20th century painting, $24.75 million paid for Picasso's "Maternity" Nov. 14 in New York.

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