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The Mystery of Picasso
The Mystery of Picasso is a 1956 film, made by Henri-Georges Clouzot.
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It aims to unravel Picasso’s process of painting and of artistic production of metaphysical meta-projects in just 75 minutes.
This film documents the production of 20 original works by Picasso. Here we see how Picasso’s earlier works were made principally in black ink, with little tinges of color at certain places and gradually the proportion and range of colors increased.
It highlights the main subjects of Picasso’s paintings, which were mainly women and women’s b******, bullfighting, Mediterranean scenes, though they were abstract in quality, the occasional old school cubist flourish.
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"He who would do some great thing in this short life, must apply himself to the work with such a concentration of his forces as to the idle spectators, who live only to amuse themselves, looks like insanity." – John Foster
@FilTonks I remember when the Ufiizi was bombed in Italy – the article I saw showed art works which were permanantly lost. I felt a great sense of loss. I thought it might be interesting to recreate some of the works for posterity. I didn’t have the talent or the resources and I was frustrated for 15 years. Then I see Picasso making art in a simple way. And I hear these works were destroyed. I decided to relieve my frustration by recreating non-existant works. I wanted to share it with others.
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what kind of fimiling is it? and how do they do it?
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I remember when the Ufiizi was bombed in Italy – the article I saw showed art works which were permanantly lost. I felt a great sense of loss. I thought it might be interesting to recreate some of the works for posterity. I didn’t have the talent or the resources and I was frustrated for 15 years. Then I see Picasso making art in a simple way. And I hear these works were destroyed. I decided to relieve my frustration by recreating non-existant works.
why did you copy picasso’s sketches and put them on show?
I’ve reproduced many of these artworks. They will be on display at: Infusion Coffee And Tea in Philadelphia during July + August 2008.On July 31st, we will be showing this film at 7:00 PM.
haha , forest hill !
this video is so weird
i didnt find Utube..only this
we have 2 do this for our art homework…just look at the videos and answer some questionsyay forest hill