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Text by Robert Fisher
Edited by Theodore Reff
Associate Professor of Art History
Columbia University
The most original genius of our time,
Pablo Ruiz Picasso has drawn in-
spiration from classic myths and
Oriental civilizations, created Cub-
ism and pioneered Surrealism,
switched in dazzling succession from
one style to another — and yet
throughout has remained inalien-
ably Spanish, the true descendant
of Goya and Velasquez, whose works
he so frequently copied, and whom
he so resembles in prodigality and
passion.
In this book Picasso's works from
all periods are reproduced in full
color, illustrating the extraordinary
range of his genius from his early
Blue and Rose periods through his
inexhaustible experiments with Cub-
ism and frequent returns to classic
naturalism and neo-realism. The
great masterworks such as Women
of Avignon or Guernica are included,
but there are many rarely-seen
works as well, several from Picasso's
own private...
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Fülszöveg
$2.95
Text by Robert Fisher
Edited by Theodore Reff
Associate Professor of Art History
Columbia University
The most original genius of our time,
Pablo Ruiz Picasso has drawn in-
spiration from classic myths and
Oriental civilizations, created Cub-
ism and pioneered Surrealism,
switched in dazzling succession from
one style to another — and yet
throughout has remained inalien-
ably Spanish, the true descendant
of Goya and Velasquez, whose works
he so frequently copied, and whom
he so resembles in prodigality and
passion.
In this book Picasso's works from
all periods are reproduced in full
color, illustrating the extraordinary
range of his genius from his early
Blue and Rose periods through his
inexhaustible experiments with Cub-
ism and frequent returns to classic
naturalism and neo-realism. The
great masterworks such as Women
of Avignon or Guernica are included,
but there are many rarely-seen
works as well, several from Picasso's
own private collection. The exten-
sive Notes and authoritative Intro-
duction provide basic information
about Picasso's life and work.
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