Pablo Picasso

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Aka Pablo Ruiz Picasso

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( fr ) Pablo Ruiz Picasso (October 25, 1881 - April 8, 1973) was a Spanish painter and sculptor. His full name was Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Clito Ruiz y Picasso. One of the most recognized figures in 20th century art, he is best known as the co-founder, along with Georges Braque, of cubism.

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Picasso ceramics, Bacon portraits to go under hammer
The HinduPrint EditionFront PageNationalTamil NaduAndhra PradeshKarnatakaKeralaDelhiOther StatesInternationalOpinionBusinessSportMiscellaneousIndexMagazineLiterary ReviewMetro PlusBusinessEducation PlusOpen PageBook ReviewSciTechNXgEntertainmentCinema PlusYoung WorldProperty PlusQuestInternationalPicasso ceramics, Bacon portraits to go under hammerLondon (PTI): A collection of ceramic plates and jugs by Pablo Picasso in muted colours and a set of lithographs by Francis Bacon will be the highligh [Read more]
4 days ago on Hindu  (Pablo Picasso) 
Picasso musketeer sells for $13.2M in London
A musketeer painting by Pablo Picasso sold for £7 million ($13.2 million Cdn) at auction at Sotheby's in London Wednesday evening, the high point of a lacklustre sale of Impressionist art.On Tuesday, Christie's in London sold a Picasso musketeer, one of a series of Picasso paintings of male figures created in the late 1960s, for £5.8 million ($10.9 million Cdn).The painting, titled Homme à l'épée, shows a dark, distorted figure on a red background and had been featured on the poster for t [Read more]
9 days ago on CBC.ca  (Pablo Picasso) 
Rivera exhibit explores his cubist portraits
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10 days ago on The Associated Press  (Pablo Picasso) 
The tates, or it's time to place your bets
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13 days ago on Tulsa World  (Pablo Picasso) 
Cleveland Museum of Art's new East Wing clearly laid out to
The fresh arrangement replaces the labyrinthine spaces that used to house art from Impressionism forward. The old galleries sent the subliminal message that with the exception, perhaps, of Pablo Picasso, Western civilization went on a long slide to chaos after the Baroque age and the Enlightenment. [Read more]
14 days ago on The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com  (Pablo Picasso) 
Art Auction: No Guarantees
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16 days ago on Luxist  (Pablo Picasso) 
Bronte to Tarantino: New Film Overindulges in Famous Names
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22 days ago on Cinematical  (Pablo Picasso) 
Stages announces its 2009-2010 season lineup
Set in Nazi-occupied Paris in 1941, the play finds Pablo Picasso escorted into a vault where he is asked to authenticate three paintings, thought to be his, [Read more]
22 days ago on Houston Chronicle  (Pablo Picasso) 
Pablo Picasso's notebook stolen
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23 days ago on Examiner.com  (Pablo Picasso) 
Vanished Smile
Scotti, who has written previous books on the construction of St. Peter?s Basilica and the Great Hurricane of 1938, specializes in popular history and tells this fascinating story very well. Unfortunately, her writing is occasionally so overbearing and florid as to evoke shudders. For example: ?Night like liquid velvet settled over the mansard roofs, innocent if a night is ever innocent.  A night is young but never innocent, and as Sunday merged with Monday and the city awakened to a new day, th [Read more]
23 days ago on Christian Science Monitor  (Pablo Picasso) 
Byron's picks for this year's Fringe Festival
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23 days ago on The Senior Times  (Pablo Picasso) 
Can Buying Impressionist Art Make You Happy?
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23 days ago on Wall Street Journal  (Pablo Picasso) 
Picasso sketchbook stolen in Paris
A red notebook of 33 pencil drawings by Spanish artist Pablo Picasso has been stolen from a locked glass case in the Picasso Museum in Paris. The theft took place between Monday and Tuesday morning at the Picasso Museum, removed from a glass case that can only be opened with a specific instrument, according to the Culture Ministry of Paris. A museum employee discovered the notebook missing on Tuesday morning from the second-floor display case. Local police said there was no surveillance system [Read more]
23 days ago on People's Daily Online  (Pablo Picasso) 
Picasso Sketchbook Stolen from Paris Museum
A sketchbook containing pencil drawings of Pablo Picasso has been stolen from the Picasso National Museum in Paris, France. The book, believed to be worth approximately US$11 million, contains 33 sketches that were drawn between 1917 and 1924 when the artist was in his late 30s and early 40s.The sketchbook was housed in a locked glass case. However, police say the museum's surveillance system was not active when it was stolen sometime between Monday and Tuesday. The book has a red cover with the [Read more]
23 days ago on 조선일보(영문판)  (Pablo Picasso) 
Picassos Stolen in Paris
Authorities are puzzles as to how it was stolen, as it’s casing “can only be opened with a specific instrument,” according to the Culture Ministry. [Read more]
24 days ago on Gay Wired  (Pablo Picasso) 
FRANCE: Picasso sketches stolen
FRANCEPicasso sketches stolenPARIS -- A red notebook of 33 pencil drawings by Pablo Picasso has been stolen from a specially locked glass case in a Paris museum, authorities said Tuesday.The book is believed to be worth $11 million, a police official said.The theft took place between Monday and Tuesday morning at the Picasso Museum. The notebook was removed from a glass case that can only be opened with a specific instrument, the Culture Ministry said. There was no surveillance system in the r [Read more]
24 days ago on Chicago Tribune  (Pablo Picasso) 
In Brief: ?8m Picasso drawings stolen
A sketchbook of some 32 drawings by Pablo Picasso worth about €8m has been stolen from a museum in Paris. The theft from the Picasso Museum was discovered yesterday afternoon. There were no signs of a break-in and no alarms were set off. The sketchbook was held in an unlocked display case on the first floor. Walsh didn't tell wife of pay cutWillie Walsh, the Irish chief executive of British Airways, is showing solidarity with his staff by working without pay next month as part of cost cuts [Read more]
24 days ago on Irish Independent  (Pablo Picasso) 
Grand collection with a whiff of scandal
The National Bank of Poland owns 34 paintings, drawings and graphics as well as 11 works of decorative art from the collection assembled by Art-B, whose owners fled the country after they were found to have abused the Polish clearing system in the early 1990s. The collection includes graphics by Pablo Picasso and paintings by Polish artists – Jacek Malczewski (1854-1929) and Tadeusz Makowski (1882 -1932). Malczewski was the initiator and leading representative of symbolism in Polish painti [Read more]
24 days ago on Polish Market  (Pablo Picasso) 
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Jean Pierre Verges, Associated Press A red notebook of 33 pencil drawings by Pablo Picasso has been stolen from a specially locked glass case in the Paris [Read more]
24 days ago on San Francisco Chronicle  (Pablo Picasso) 
No trace of Picasso sketches stolen from Paris museum
The search for the valuable sketches was in full swing, a Paris police spokeswoman said on Wednesday.  It had been discovered on Tuesday morning that the volume of 33 Picasso sketches, originating from 1917 to 1924, was missing from Paris' Picasso Museum. The notebook measures 16 x 24 centimeters (roughly 6 x 9 inches) and has a red cover bearing the inscription Album in gold lettering.  Officials have said they believe the notebook was stolen, however, signs of a break-in were not initially a [Read more]
24 days ago on Deutsche Welle  (Pablo Picasso) 
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