The idea of a female muse as a source of inspiration for the male artistic genius has had its day as their female sitters ...

The most recognizable of his works alongside Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, Guernica became the most famous antiwar statement in ...

art critic Deborah Solomon raised the question whether Picasso should be reevaluated ... The lover he left her for, Marie-Thérèse Walter, later died by suicide. Another lover, Dora Maar ...

But for all the pyrotechnic fascinations of his later metamorphoses ... have described as the first museum of modern art. When Stein met Picasso, she thought the 24-year-old Spaniard beautiful.

Why is Matisse studying an art form he had rejected three decades earlier in works painted by his supposed rival and tormentor? There’s an added twist: Matisse later showed Picasso the sketches.

Later the Picasso inheritance grew knottier, with feminist historians and scholars of African and Oceanic art revealing the oversights and injuries of his omnivorous visual appetite.

Picasso’s defiance of societal ... he could speak and enrolled in municipal art school in Barcelona by his early teenage years. Four years later, he joined a vanguard of artists in Paris and ...

In later years ... to trace the contours of Picasso’s life chronologically through music. “There’s an emotional mirroring or matching of the music to the art’s mood,” Paul told me ...

She didn’t think it was pretty enough to sell, so it hung in the family home for about 50 years and later in ... he saw Picasso’s “Buste de femme Dora Maar” in an art history textbook ...

That opportunity is coming significantly later than originally intended ... and Paper" at the Cleveland Museum of Art, on loan from Museu Picasso in Barcelona. (Mark Meszoros - The News-Herald ...

When the video game Bloodborne dropped players into the deep end and ignored their cries for help, it joined a tradition of ...