Picasso was a Spanish painter and sculptor born in 1881. He is the co-founder of cubism and is one of the most influential modern artists of the 20th century. He is most known for his abstract paintings of faces. It is obvious that the painting is of a face although it usually showed a profile view.
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"Every Child is an artist." - Pablo Picasso.
There is a great deal that children can learn from Picasso's work. How closely colors are related to our emotions, for example, or how art reflects not just the artists emotional state, but the state of society as a whole. Many of Picasso's works have lots of layers and depth, but that doesn't mean that children can't do activities based on them!!
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The artworks look awesome! I remember doing that in year five too and it was really fun. Don't you think so?
ReplyDeleteIt looks like their trying hard and having fun tell me if they really are
ReplyDeletethat looks awesome rm 7. I remembered last year when i was in mrs swan class we did that. what other art work can you do
ReplyDeleteWow! I love your artworks. In Team 15, we also talked about how some colours can reflect our emotions. I think that yellow means you are happy and blue means that you are sad. What do you think?
ReplyDeleteyummy those pancakes look amazingly tasty
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