Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Violin”
Picasso’s paintings were not recognized by anyone for a long time, since nobody understood them at all, and those who found a certain charm in them could be counted on the fingers of one hand. This continued until he began to write in his own style, called cubism. And the best of his paintings were written in the early days of life, and among them was the Violin, the year of writing, which is 1912. And the artist, as always, departs from the traditional depiction of objects, he prefers to give the viewer the opportunity to comprehend what he saw and create a complete image.
So the violin is disassembled into hundreds of small parts, which can be folded to everyone. Moreover, all the individual details of this violin are united together, each of them is outlined with very high precision and detail. The artist’s goal was not the image of the violin itself, but the desire to capture the music that can be obtained with
The picture is placed in an ovoid oval; according to the artist’s idea, it was the oval that was supposed to remind the audience about the violin. In order to show the viewer that this is really a Picasso’s violin, wedges wooden elements into the picture, which serve as a wonderful reminder that in front of his eyes is a real violin that only a thinker can see.
The picture is written in the style of cubism, but this is no longer an early cubism, but a more mature understanding of it, which the artist expresses in subsequent pictures, all, also giving the admirers his talent an insoluble task, and the question: what did the great master want to say in this picture? Picasso had several such paintings, since this period of his work is entirely devoted to music, and therefore a year later in 1913 the picture “Violin and Grapes”, “Clarinet and Violin”, and several more pictures of the same subject appeared.
Having lived a long and fruitful life, the artist changed many trends in art, but cubism still remains the pinnacle of his work.
Related posts:
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Violin and Guitar”When a simple man in the street looks at this very canvas, for a long time he cannot understand where the violin is and where the guitar is. And having considered it for a long time, the average person will still move away from the canvas, having understood nothing so. Although in fact Picasso portrayed […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Musical Instruments”And do not even try to understand anything in this work of the great master. But no… try to understand what he wanted to tell us, mere mortals. Perhaps he tried to convey to us the whole range of sounds that these musical instruments make. True, at once you won’t understand what tools are in […]...
- Description of the painting by Kazimir Malevich “Cow and violin”KSMalevich is a bright representative of surrealism, so undeveloped in Russia at that time. His paintings are striking in their originality, the characters are incompatible, and the colors are sometimes in their gloom. The work “The Cow and the Violin” is one of the most vivid and unusual paintings. Painted picture on a wooden plank. […]...
- Description of the painting by Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin “Violin”Petrov-Vodkin was a Russian cultural figure, painter and also a theater designer. In his work he addressed the motives of religion, the pathos of the revolutionary struggle. The golden fund of Soviet art included many of his works in the still life genre. A lot in this genre, he worked in the years 1918 – […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Portrait of Ambroise Vollard”Picasso creates this painting in 1810. This creation is written in the style of cubism (analytical type). Such cubism still bears the characteristic name of volumetric. The whole image consists of separate parts. Each fragment is separated from each other and fancifully dispersed throughout the space of the entire canvas. It seems that this is […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Guitar”In 1912, a new trend in art was born – synthetic cubism, the main representatives of which are Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso. This style is full of colors, it is more cheerful than monochrome cubism. In the abstractions of the artist appears the texture of the material. A special role during this period was […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Three Musicians”This work, written by Picasso in the style of synthetic cubism, was created by him in Fontainebleau in the summer of 1921. It is believed that she portrays the deceased Guillaume Apollinaire, Max Jacob and the artist himself. Apollinaire is depicted as Pierrot with a clarinet, Jacob is painted as a monk with an accordion, […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Friendship”In 1908, the famous artist Pablo Picasso created the painting “Friendship”. At this time, such a style of art as abstract cubism was formed, which is often called “Sezannovsky” cubism. This style is characterized by the image of solid objects laid out in small elements, which can be traced in the works of Picasso, in […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “A table in a cafe”In 1912, Pablo Picasso wrote a very original painting “A Table in a Cafe (Bottle Perno)”. This is a kind of still life of the artist’s favorite drink, which he often portrayed in his works, but for the first time on this canvas was an attempt to depict a bottle of absinthe in a new […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Mother Picasso”The portrait of the mother of Picasso is written in a manner completely uncharacteristic of him. A bright representative of Cubism in painting, he painted a portrait of his mother gently, barely perceptibly, lacking in his traditional style. The picture is filled with love. The whole image of a woman just breathes warmth. It becomes […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Still life with a wicker chair”Pablo Picasso’s Synthetic Cubism begins in 1912. In the same year, Picasso wrote and “Still Life with a wicker chair.” The artist’s creative work during this period is characterized by the creation of collages from various materials, elements and textures. They subsequently merge into a single composition. Picasso adds in them fonts, letters that help […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Three Women”The painting “Three Women” belongs to the African period of Pablo Picasso. At that time, some primitivism of African art combined with a huge magical component served as inspiration for Picasso. African artists did not try to convey authenticity or beauty. It was important for them to speak the natural forces opposing humanity throughout its […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “The head of a woman”Pablo Picasso is a creative person, he especially liked to draw women. In his life there were several important persons who played the role of the Muses. They remained in history, and their canvases remembered their beauty. The portrait “The head of the woman” is present in every creative period of the artist This head […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “First Communion”Despite his genius, Picasso did not like when someone told him what to do. He immediately became very irritable. During his school years, the young genius was very often locked up in a special isolation ward (a room with a bench and white walls) for disgusting behavior. Even this time, young Picasso tried to use […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Mediterranean landscape”The picture was painted by Picasso in the postwar period. The Mediterranean landscape on the seashore is not a serene idyll. The researchers of his biography and creativity believe that the broken forms in the picture show tension and anxiety. This is due to the fact that during this period of life the artist deeply […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Portrait of a Woman”“Portrait of a Woman”, one of the most famous paintings by Picasso, was painted in 1936. This time experts refer to the period of surrealism in the works of Picasso, when the artist for more than ten years seriously became interested in this direction, creating many outstanding examples of surrealistic painting. Surrealism is characterized by […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Jacqueline Rock”Jacqueline Rock – one of the beloveds of the famous Spanish master, his last muse, was the most devoted fan of his talent. She was the model and wife of Picasso, with whom he lived the last 20 years of his life, and most of his canvases are devoted to this woman. On numerous portraits […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Bather”Picasso – the founder of Cubism, who, as they say, began with the fact that one of the teachers told Picasso: “It must be remembered that any object is a collection of geometric shapes. Try to break up the object into shapes and reassemble to understand how light and shadow fall on it. “ The […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Bathers”Picasso bathers are a series of paintings created in the “African period.” It is then that the artist begins to work on ideograms (that is, drawings that symbolize certain ideas). The paintings are full of different characters, based on Iberian art. The main sign of the entire series of paintings becomes the female body. In […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Woman with a guitar”Picasso – one of the founders of cubism. At first he wrote in a realistic manner, but then, not being satisfied with this, he began to gradually break realism into its component parts, together with the images as if dissecting the universe. This can be traced to his work, if you look at them consistently. […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Avignon girls”The very picture of the famous Spanish painter and sculptor Pablo Picasso called “Avignon maidens” came about on the basis of his impressions of the brothel girls located in the Avignon quarter in Barcelona (Spain). It should immediately be said that the original version of the picture was completely different, that is, it depicted sailors […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Pierrot”Spanish artist and decorator Pablo Picasso was the founder of cubism in the painting genre. His works were permeated with an era of classicism. This orientation was accompanied by strict canons, which gave the images the shape corresponding to the universe. The artist loved the cubic style, as the paintings were notable for their subtlety […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Family together”The creative life of Pablo Picasso can be clearly delineated by the so-called periods: a passion for cubism, active work in the style of surrealism, post-impressionism, mysterious “blue” and “pink” artistic periods. Considered the work “Family together” in 1903 refers to the period of “blue”. And all because from 1902 to 1905 the Spanish painter […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Woman in the chair I”1948 Like most of the paintings of the famous Spanish artist, this one is written in the style of cubism. However, it is worth noting that fragmentation into geometric shapes is not so traced as in other works. Of course, this portrait cannot be called clear and structural, depicting a feminine and beautiful figure. But […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Portrait of Olga Picasso”Many of Pablo Picasso’s paintings are associated exclusively with abstraction, but this is not the case. The artist was able to work in different manners and techniques. It is enough to study the theme of his relationship with Olga in the pictures, to which more than one work was devoted, and it becomes clear how […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Beggar Old Man with a Boy”Picasso paints a picture of “A poor beggar with a boy” in 1903, this period of his work is called “blue”. Pictures of the master of these years attract the attention of blue and rich blue colors. For Picasso, these are the colors of sadness and sadness, spiritual melancholy and longing. The artist is excited […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “The Rooster”In the pre-war period, when Pablo Picasso was carried away by surrealism, embodying in it his violent fantasy that could not be described, a color graphic image appeared under the simple name “Rooster”. The picture is painted in the style of expressionism, drawing the eye to the rough graphic image of the poultry in bright […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Muse”Written in oil in 1935, dimensions: 130 by 162 cm. Located in the Center Pompidou (National Center for Art and Culture Georges Pompidou), Paris, France. Creativity of this famous artist can be divided into several specific stages. This picture refers to the period of surrealism of 1927-1936, which contains reality, paradoxes and fiction. Then the […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Portrait of Olga in the chair”The painting was painted in 1917. During this period of his work, the artist returned to the classic portrait technique. The picture shows the wife of P. Picasso Olga Khokhlova. At that time, the artist felt at peace, he became a father. Critics condemned the painter for his excessive realism and betrayal of his style. […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Sitting Woman”His creation of Pablo Picasso’s “Seated Woman” wrote in 1908. The famous painter is already experiencing the “blue” and “pink” periods of creativity by this time and is entering a new phase of life, moving to a cubic style. In the center of an unusual picture is the image of a woman. It occupies almost […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Dryad”Pablo Picasso painted a magnificent overall painting “Dryad” or “Nude in the Forest”, painted in oil on canvas in his African period. The art of Africa has always attracted the artist. He admired the exhibits in museums, admired the unusual attraction force of the magic of sculptures, which were often rough, but very attractive. The […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Boy with a dog”Pablo Picasso is known for his numerous works in his style of “blue period” – cold tones and simple heroes deprived of life, who betray his sad lyrics to his works. In 1881, this theme gradually shifted to the so-called “pink period” of his work. Here, the sadness is no longer so deep and tragic, […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Ironer”1904; canvas, oil; Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Pablo Picasso’s painting “The Gladilshchitsa” is one of the most famous gems of his work not in vain. Compositionally simple, the work performed in restrained dull colors is filled with life and meaning, it makes the viewer feel, empathize, touch him to the depths of the soul. Most […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Still Life”The painting “Still Life” according to the author’s own signature was called “Leek, Skull and Peaches”, and was created in 1945. During this period, the artist creates a number of paintings of this kind, with the same plot, but with the change of some details. Among the pile of all sorts of triangles in the […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Corrida”Corrida has always been the passion of the famous artist Pablo Picasso. Actions dedicated to these battles are displayed on many canvases of the author. But the most famous is precisely the “Corrida”. The picture, like many others, was painted with rich sweeping strokes. Attention is immediately attracted by the contrasting combination of delicate sand […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Serenade”The painting was written in 1942. This is one of the paintings, the plot of which the artist called serenades. He wrote several pictures with this name in different years. Picasso is recognized as the most expensive genius of artists. The uniqueness of his paintings amazes and breaks the usual perception of reality. In the […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Minotaur”In the work of an outstanding painter there were periods associated with specific characters. One of these characters was the hero of ancient Greek myths – the Minotaur. The huge man with the head of a bull and the heart of the beast lived in the Labyrinth on the island of Crete, served King Minos, […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Woman with a Fan”The painting was written by Pablo Picasso in 1909. The painting was written in the African period, when the painter found inspiration in archaic African art, its primitive forms. The artist tried to find the means of expression that could express the unique that was open to the inner vision of the painter. Picasso visited […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Date”“Date” is a picture in which reflects all the necessary feelings between a man and a woman. She is fraught with the enigma of embraces, the sacraments of which Pablo Picasso will use for a long time in all subsequent works: the line of one figure smoothly flows into another, the volumes merge, and only […]...
- Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Guernica”The picture is a general protest against the Nazi bombing of the city of Guernica. It is filled with feelings of violence, agony, grief and suffering. It gives off a tragic sense of death, annihilation and destruction. There are no bombs, no city in the picture, only a flame of fire. The images depicted on […]...