Picasso Biography

Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Martyr Patricio Clito Ruíz y Picasso (left picture above) painted a very artsy style of life. Born on October 25, 1881, painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramicist and stage designer, Picasso had roamed his hometown; Màlaga, Spain with his mother and father, Maria Picasso y López and José Ruiz y Blasco and 2 sisters.
At the age of 13, Picasso designed some of his first oil paintings, including family members and scenery. He had begun to exhibit and sell his work on a small scale. Later on in that same year, Picasso’s little 7-year old sister had tragically died from diphtheria. After that traumatic event, the family had moved from Màlaga to Barcelona. (2nd picture above). ‘Barcelona had been an important centre for Picasso the next few years. There he made his first artistic friendships and allegiance, with Manuel Pallares, Carlos
At that visit, Picasso had helped customize costumes and sets. During that time, he had met Olga Khokhlova at the Le Tricorne Ballet where Olga had performed. After she had performed, she had quit the ballet ‘crew’ and followed Picasso back to Barcelona to his family. Picasso had fallen in love and had started to do some painting of her, and soon started a timeline of the ‘Rose Period’. Soon enough, the two of them had gotten married and had a son named Paulo. But since some communication troubles, soon after, Olga and Picasso's relationship had deteriorated. Later, his new type of art had been put into a timeframe called the ‘Blue Period’ . In the Blue Period, he had only used blues and blue-greens. One of his paintings in that period was called the ‘The Old Guitarist’. Although his time has passed, his legacy still lives on as over 50,000 works of art in multiple museums and other places. In 1973, one fatal heart attack had killed an artsy type of man named