Picasso women and life rebellious

This book is a translation of the biography of Pablo Picasso, the Spanish human artist who left his style and innovations as indelible marks on the arts of the twentieth century and beyond. Among his remarkable achievements is the invention of poster art, which became known as the art of the poster. He was also the first to adopt the white dove as a symbol of peace, and then named his youngest daughter Paloma (the white dove). The strange thing is that this brilliant genius showed from childhood a distaste for lessons and school, and he was even annoyed by learning to read, write, and basic arithmetic. He kept avoiding school attendance and secluded himself in his father’s studio, drawing and drawing endlessly. Eventually, the father had to bring in one of his friends to teach the boy the basic lessons at home. That was all the organized education Picasso the Great received, and since there was no compulsory education law in Spain at the time, the artist of Cubism, the Blue Period, the Pink Period, and the Red Period was satisfied with that amount of knowledge and completely devoted himself to pursuing his original passion for drawing. This biography is a tour through Picasso’s women, and it contains amazing secrets surrounding his life that marked his long life. At the same time, the biography documents the different artistic stages he went through in his extraordinary artistic and literary achievements.