A simple guitar inspired the Spanish artist to think out of the cubist box—and create a symphony of work that would change art forever. Blake Gopnik explores MoMA's new Picasso show. The guitar ...

One of the greatest, most probing episodes in the career of one of the greatest, most probing artists of all time looks as though it was inspired by a humble guitar. That's one conclusion to draw ...

Yet no matter what artists did, including Monet — breaking ... be a woman running on a beach as you see the thunder of the Cubist guitars made more pliable, organic, sensual.

While, to paraphrase one eminent art historian ... Picasso’s exploded sheet-metal guitar of 1914, the epitome of Cubist sculpture, also on display. One stand-out success, though, is the ...

The figure depicted – gaunt and cross-legged – appears exhausted as he slumps over his brown guitar ... While the portrait is not a cubist work, art experts see the early stirrings of cubism ...

World Art Day is a day dedicated to creating and ... your home by drawing it from many angles or print and colour the cubist guitar below. Head over to BBC Bitesize for Teachers to explore some ...

However, there's not a bottle or a guitar in sight in these images ... As to why he chose the synthetic Cubism style of painting, Tommervik claims it is as natural to him as wanting to paint ...

Picasso’s “Guitar,” Paris, October-December 1912 ... connection to the formal structure and visual language of Cubist painting and Cubist collage. During this time, an Intro to African ...