Discover the fascinating history of a fortress that sheltered Picasso in 1938, now transformed into a shrine for modern art ...

Rose cataloged every work of art by classical and modern painters and sculptors that were taken from Jewish homes and ...

Olivier pulled Picasso’s art out of his melancholy blue period (1901-04), which had been triggered by the 1901 suicide of his friend Carles Casagemas, into the rose period (1904-06) typified by the ...

While he started studying Picasso in his student days, and was long inspired by the Spanish master’s Rose Period, Zeng said ... at the Cleveland Museum of Art, and the sculptures in the 2015-16 ...

The focus of the Cleveland Museum of Art’s “Picasso and Paper” is not narrow ... Some of my favorites in the show are his Rose Period sketches and watercolors of women, particularly his ...

“Britain’s Lost Surrealist” reads the title of a mini-documentary on the Tate Britain ’ s website about Leonora Carrington, the brilliantly enigmatic painter who died in 2011. Were she ...

And so the Rose Period followed at a moment when ... about his own place within art history and the art world. (string music) - [Kabir] "Picasso and Paper" is on view at the Cleveland Museum ...

The suicide of a close friend pushed Picasso into his Blue Period, which begins the exhibition with cool tonality shaped by loneliness and melancholy. That short stretch yielded to his Rose Period ...

This was Picasso’s only art period of sentimental and sociological ... The almond-eyed French Fernande Olivier is visible through the romantic Rose Period. The second feminine, straight-eyed ...

he developed what art critics like to call his Blue Period, his Rose Period, his Neo-Classic Period, etc., etc. He became more and more abstract, more and more removed from humanity. Picasso was ...