Pablo Picasso was a pioneering Spanish artist born in 1881 who revolutionized painting, drawing, sculpture, and ceramics. He had a father who was also an artist and was Picasso's first teacher. Picasso is considered the most important artist of the 20th century and had several defining periods in his career including his Blue Period featuring sad themes, Rose Period with brighter colors, Cubist Period examining objects geometrically, and Surrealist Period using distorted shapes. During the Spanish Civil War, Picasso painted his famous anti-war piece Guernica depicting the bombing of civilians.

1. Pablo Picasso

2. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso was an artist and painter born in Spain, who revolutionized not only painting, drawing, sculpture and ceramics, but the way that the public appreciate the art.

3. Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga in 1881. His father José Ruiz Blasco was himself an artist, art teacher and Picasso's first teacher. The tutelage of his father was definitive for their learning and their children's first drawings done in pencil, Picasso shows his wonderful ability infant observation and spontaneous stroke and safe, unusual for a kid his age.

4. Pablo Picasso Picasso is considered the most important artist of the twentieth century and one of the most influential in the development of modern art. There are over 1500 his works in museums around the world. He had several periods that marked his career, among them:

5. Blue period: Performed works that used the blue, almost all of them denote great sadness in them mendigosy shows elongated figures of the street characters.

6. Rose Period: Picasso comes at a more cheerful and painted clowns and circus scenes, with brighter colors.

7. Cubist period: Looking for a pure painting and start to look at objects in his shop, intellectual way looking at them and paint the figures basic geometric.

8. Surrealist period: At this time using the distorted shapes, represents the monstrous and mythological sculptures were made of wire and sheet metal.

9. When during the civil war in Spain, Picasso painted one of his most famous paintings, Guernica in showing their rejection by the war and terror inflicted on civilians during the bombing German air against the people of Guernica. Expressionist period:

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