Pablo Picasso "Portrait with Tears" Original Lithograph 1964

Paper size 32.5x25cm　 Limited to 666 copies　Production date printed

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One of the greatest, most prolific, and creative artists of the 20th century, he produced paintings, prints, ceramics, and sculptures. There are Picasso museums in Madrid, Paris, and Antibes, and the Museum Ludwig in Cologne also houses many of Picasso's works. Many museums competed to acquire Picasso's works, and his style changed with the times. Influenced by African sculpture, he created Cubism.

1881 Born in Malaga, Spain

Showed talent from an early age, painting in oils at age 8

1892 Enters La Coruña School of Fine Arts

His father, an art teacher and curator, was astonished by his son Pablo Picasso's great talent, gave him his own oil painting tools, and stopped painting himself.

1895 Enters the Barcelona School of Fine Arts

1897 Enters the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando in Madrid

1900 Moves to Paris

1901 Parisian art dealer Vollard holds Picasso's first solo exhibition

1901-1904: Blue Period

1902 Creates "Mother and Child by the Sea"

1904 Takes up residence in the Bateau-Lavoir in Montmartre, Paris

1904-1906: Rose Period

1905 Creates "Boy with a Pipe"

1906-1917: Cubist Period

1907 Creates "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon"

1908-1925: Neoclassical Period

1925-1936: Surrealist Period

1932 Creates "The Dream"

1937 Creates "Guernica"

1973 Dies near Nice, France