Showing 7 artworks with Pablo Picasso and with 1901 and with Art History
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- Sea Green
- Phthalo Green
- Sap Green
- Celadon
- Mahogany
- Putty
- Art History
- Blue Period
- Spanish Art
- 1901
- Picasso
- Portrait
- Pablo Picasso
- Oil Painting
- Expressionism
- Fine Art
- Realism
- Spain
- Cubism
- Modern Art
- 1901 Painting
- Picasso Painting
- Artist
- Genre Painting
- Woman With Hat
- Art Reproduction
- Red Jacket
- Portrait Painting
- Feathered Hat
- Self-Portrait
- Scar
- Muted Colors
- Red Shirt
- Circus
- Harlequin
- Horses
- Symbolism
- Melancholy
- Two Acrobats
- Artsdot
- Performance
- Jaime Sabartes
- Loss
- The Corrida
- Picasso Portrait
- The Suicide Casagemas
- Paris
- Oil On Canvas
- Acrobat
- Early Picasso
- Child With Dove
- European Art
- Grief
- Dove Symbolism
- Bulls
- Bullfight
Explore Pablo Picasso's 'Self-Portrait (1901)' – an Expressionist masterpiece reflecting his early artistic journey & introspective nature. A pivotal work showcasing his evolution and influence.
Experience Picasso's early Realism in 'The Corrida,' a 1901 oil painting depicting a dynamic bullfight scene with horses, bulls & spectators.
Discover Pablo Picasso's poignant 'Child with Dove' (1901), a tender expression of innocence from his Blue Period. Explore its symbolism, artistic context & legacy – available as a stunning hand-painted reproduction.
Admire Pablo Picasso's 1901 'Portrait of Jaime Sabartes,' a captivating realism piece showcasing his early style & a close friend. Explore the Blue Period influence and its historical context.
Picasso's 'Two Acrobats' (1901) captures the melancholy of the Blue Period with Harlequin and his companion, exploring themes of performance & isolation.
Witness Picasso's raw emotion in 'The Suicide (Casagemas)' – a haunting oil painting depicting grief and loss inspired by a tragic friend’s death. Explore its symbolism & Expressionist style.
Explore Picasso's 'Woman with Hat' (1901), a captivating portrait from his Blue Period showcasing realism and subtle melancholy. A key work reflecting early style.