Pablo Picasso: A collection of 855 works (HD)

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Pablo Picasso: A collection of 855 works (HD)
Description: "Pablo Picasso was the most dominant and influential artist of the first half of the twentieth century. Associated most of all with pioneering Cubism, alongside Georges Braque, he also invented collage and made major contributions to Symbolism and Surrealism. He saw himself above all as a painter, yet his sculpture was greatly influential, and he also explored areas as diverse as printmaking and ceramics. Finally, he was a famously charismatic personality; his many relationships with women not only filtered into his art but also may have directed its course, and his behavior has come to embody that of the bohemian modern artist in the popular imagination.
It was a confluence of influences - from Paul Cézanne and Henri Rousseau, to archaic and tribal art - that encouraged Picasso to lend his figures more structure and ultimately set him on the path towards Cubism, in which he deconstructed the conventions of perspective that had dominated painting since the Renaissance. These innovations would have far-reaching consequences for practically all of modern art, revolutionizing attitudes to the depiction of form in space.
Picasso's immersion in Cubism also eventually led him to the invention of collage, in which he abandoned the idea of the picture as a window on objects in the world, and began to conceive of it merely as an arrangement of signs that used different, sometimes metaphorical means, to refer to those objects. This too would prove hugely influential for decades to come.
Picasso had an eclectic attitude to style, and although, at any one time, his work was usually characterized by a single dominant approach, he often moved interchangeably between different styles - sometimes even in the same artwork.
His encounter with Surrealism, although never transforming his work entirely, encouraged not only the soft forms and tender eroticism of portraits of his mistress Marie-Therese Walter, but also the starkly angular imagery of Guernica (1937), the century's most famous anti-war painting.
Picasso was always eager to place himself in history, and some of his greatest works, such as Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (1907), refer to a wealth of past precedents - even while overturning them. As he matured he became only more conscious of assuring his legacy, and his late work is characterized by a frank dialogue with Old Masters such as Ingres, Velazquez, Goya, and Rembrandt."
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[@michaelosborne4050]

Mind blowing … maybe will never be repeated in art history…. Like our universe…

[@lakshmimiriyala609]

By god grace🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@cfc7188]

No se repetirá Picasso, ni ninguno de los grandes. Ahora triunfan los ¿artistas? que presentan un plátano pegado a la pared o un vaso medio lleno de agua. El fin del auténtico arte.

[@MilciadesAndrion]

The value of his works is incalculable. This video is very valuable and worth watching many times.

[@michaelwakeman4265]

I agree. So much is to be learned from this series. My VERY FAVORITE artist is Kandinsky. Also, there are quite a few artists that I have never even heard of! For instance, Paolo Panini, I was blown away by his paintings. You know, one lifetime is not enough time to learn all we would like to know. For instance, I am a painter and I get so inspired by artists like Kandinsky, Picasso and so many others. Well, God Bless you and your family :o)

[@spiritualwonderboy_]

one of the best memories with my father is we study the faith, dictorine, teaching, point of view and perspective of christian religions, then he said that the soul who cherish art are the one who has sacred heart. i was a kid when he told me and now that im not a kid i realize what the meaning of what he said. for my point of view Art is not all about faith and belief but art exist because the word of soul has perspective that need to express. everything we see, touch, smell and feel is the creation of Almighty that we called God even the those things created by human but i think God choose him as proof of spirituality. All Human is annointed by God even he is known as good or bad like the universe that we still dont know if he is happy or sad. i believe we are here to appreciate of what we had, so if you are in the good situation be thankful for your curiosity and creativity that still function. the meaning of our life is to know everything of how deep the capable of mind. people hate anything but human critize everything to understand the light and dark of the process of learning, so we can know what is all about the meaning of all form in life and art. explore everything you dont know because anything has something you cant believe that everyone need to know. violence are for the people who dont appreciate silence. if you think sin is wrong you still dont know the different in life of what we belong. im still ignorant and uneducated but we are human to be felt appreciated.

[@common_myrtle]

It was a precious time to appreciate Picasso's paintings in chronological order and see the changes in the paintings The BGM that accompanies the painting further enhances the appreciation. It is a wonderful gallery where I can face paintings sincerely.

[@ursulagorgen6033]

Die Vielfalt seiner Werke sein unerschöpfliches Talent,seine Erscheinung und Ausstrahlung danke picasso

[@davidsotomayor6544]

Color y forma, la familia completa,armonia sinfonica . . .

[@annieladysmith]

Terrible, stupid comment.

[@IDeletedData]

what i love about this is the simplicity of the work and while most call it overrated to me looking at this is like looking at photographs but instead of seeing what he took a picture of you get to see glimpses of his life and things he experienced throughout and people he met etc

[@appletongallery]

OFF-DAZE - ANYONE calling the works of PICASSO overrated is a vapid, incredibly RETARDED moron!

[@hasni500]

Aboni pliiz ♥️

[@aatt3209]

In his paintings we see & feel the grotesqueness of humanity, which Picasso, through his genius, made into a timeless art form. The older I get, the more appreciative I have become in understanding this particular contribution from Picasso. Reality is harsh and difficult to accept, such as the grotesqueness we all possess within ourselves. Visually, Picasso brought this aspect of humanity to our attention, allowing us to contemplate in a non-violent way, and perhaps through this attention, we could seek salvage, not revenge or harm to others.

[@captainenaad9579]

WHAT... EVER

[@goratajo3129]

This is utterly bullshit.. Just because the hype around his painting started from a few so wanna be people who acted as if they understood art and derive whatever meaning they wanted to and thus few more saw it as a highly sophisticated trend to distinguish themselves as passionate people of art from the mere common mindsets , more followed them like cows in a herd. It's all human psychology which puts values to everything only because of the result of the unnecessary hype around them. Pretty foolish people I must say. Tbh Michalangelo and Da vincci where the greatest artist ever to be born from my perspective. Coming back to picasso, his paintings are a complete bullshit, no seriously it looks like a kid just drew them out of boredom (And I'm sure one of you'll comment that i am the most foolish person who doesn't u derstand art) please geez.. I can draw better than him.. Period..

[@LG-ek5xv]

Bla-bla-bla…..

[@Teng711]

@@goratajo3129 Thank you so much, my words. I never understood the hype about Picasso. But these "experts" see a deeper meaning in everything, even if a monkey painted a picture. (Which is proven in an experiment already ^^),

[@s.durbar1294]

Before this stage he has some really good paintings as well… I like seeing how he gradually is like “FUCK THIS”. He’s a punk in my book. Love him

[@BlueSerpent77]

Picasso...Aahh : The most (com)passionate, vigourous, brutally beautiful and sensitive painter there has ever been, - a genius of color, form and emotion...Thank you for this collection !

[@youngyuenmeemeskul7637]

The master of line

[@edimadigabi7112]

Legend has it, this man created over 50,000 works in his life, and up to 1000000 sketches.

[@josephtermeer4595]

I thought his son Paulo reported, in an interview with Charlie Rose, of 70,000 works.

[@liammurphy2725]

Yeh mate they are common as muck. Just think of all the painted walls he left behind.

[@Teng711]

Any why do you think he could do that many works? Obviously because his work took zero effort. Real artists painted weeks on just one picture, Picasso could do 3 pictures between breakfast and lunch ^^

[@pascalborro5636]

Le temps n'a vraiment rien à voir avec le génie créatif. J'ai du mal à penser que le même homme est à l'origine de tant de créations si différentes !

[@FrancoisMouton-iu7jt]

The answer is 22 000. Ìt is busy being documented.

[@natureshare.2024]

The best collection of Picasso. Thank you for sharing.

[@Noah-uv9jj]

You can just see the change in emotion and expression in every piece shown in this video. Truly an amazing man, and an amazing artist.

[@guynouri]

No most of them are clearly poor copies and imitations. Look! Even the emotion is not picasso. The blue heads of the woman looks authentic. The rest are missing his hand and instinct

[@gloriahanes6490]

One of the greatest painters who ever lived, the variety and diversity of his artwork is arguably some of the best work done in history. 19:06 a portrait of Gertrude Stein, a fine art collector who amassed a huge amount of artwork in her lifetime, including Pablo Picasso.

[@cloxmedia]

I never get tired of watching Picasso Artworks 🤚📺

[@reynartanyag7957]

I love the colors combination and i realy appreciate the master and life.

[@yunxia7916]

Its almost touching ,first he completed so many works!! and through these paintings you see the love for human, the painters eyes are filled with care and sympathy.

[@kitrichardson5573]

That was fascinating. You see Picasso go through enthusiasms with various painters like Renoir and Cezanne and Van Gogh-And doing justice to all of them, before finding himself ultimately.

[@annieladysmith]

You goat, he is not even close to any of these artists, maybe in Renoir's late phase. You can sell goats anything.

[@chinatowncuriosities]

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[@Tubbins82]

I recently went to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and saw a few of his works. I was limited on time and had Picasso on a checklist along with a few others. I wasn't expecting to be awed by him, after all I had seen his work on screen. Then, I met Marie Therese as he did, reading at a table in a cafe. The thing about seeing a Picasso up close is that you can feel his paintings. Somehow while you stand in their presence, you stand in his. Aside from being a ground breaking artist, Picasso was also a bit of a ladies man (or womanizer take your pick). I get the artist thing, people love artist. What I could never wrap my mind around was how a jumbled series of shapes, could be so alluring to a potential partner. I think I get it now. Picasso didn't paint their bodies, he painted them. In heights of joy, in depths of sorrow so powerful, so real that it shattered reality. I would say that along with John Singer Sargent, Pablo Picasso was a favorite on the visit. Awesome stuff.

[@christophermckay5650]

He had such a gift! So much feeling, passion & love. Let’s not forget his eye! ❤️

[@lovelaugh7299]

Stfu

[@bbjain7766]

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[@phill6159]

I agree! Picasso was a genius!

[@walterhudson4253]

Now I see more than I thought I would.

[@lindadowling1017]

Next best thing to viewing his masterful artworks in a museum..a real genius! Thank you for this presentation..

[@moneshsupekar2589]

Pablo Picasso Through his pictures takes us to a different world, that we have left it from childhood to youth. The world which was very near to us when we were young. But as a grownups we left it and lost it. Therefore we are unhappy. But Pablo knew us better than ourself And he remeet us what we left and lost. Pablo takes us to that world where world becomes speechless And pictures start speaking. To express feelings through art is the real power of Pablo Picasso. Hats off to Pablo.

[@aalwayslucky428]

PICASSO IS EXTREMELY OVERRATED. His level of painting are the same level for kindergarten

[@CarlBowlby]

Hands down the best painter/artist of the 20th century. So far my favorite video where I watched it in its entirety.

[@hgn2217]

Freedom of THOUGHT is important and must be respected. Even so, people who gave thumb down to this video better not watching or commenting about artworks.

[@philipdavis6207]

I'm speechless .... awed , bedazzled , the music only super magnifies the language of Picasso's work .... WOW !!! 😌 .... Ohm shanti shanti Ohm ... Thank you 😌

[@annap.5079]

Спасибо что озвучили хорошей музыкой. Это важно.

[@rvgdota1945]

I dont know anything about painting, but, in his ealier works it feels like there is an tension on the painting on some spots, like the paper is about to rip itself, and in later works it feels to me like he let the tension grows and rip in every paint. its amazing

[@v.olivier138]

Thank you! for showing an overview of Picasso's paintings.

[@santoshsabharwal9029]

A fertilative most out standing of his times a contrributor of civilization and art 🖼 of out standing art a lush of inspiration from the world of 🖼 an inspiration which is far beyond the common 👨 comments thanks 🙏 thanks ☺️

[@bond7459]

24:45 My favorite painting ,a master piece.

[@Freefolkcreate]

Thank you so much, I have only seen a tiny fraction of his work ❤

[@marilynbarker8255]

Loving this video, love his art… and thank you for the beautiful music ! So many videos ruined with horrible background music… this was a treat!

[@Schlei602]

To me...Picasso is and will stay the greatest painter forever. As an artist myself, I can only bow down in thankfulness to be able to learn from this genius.

[@DannyintheSpirit]

"The greatest"? I would say he is in the top 10.

[@Schlei602]

@@DannyintheSpirit ok. I said " to me", that doesn't nessesarily mean to the rest of the world. 😉

[@DannyintheSpirit]

@@Schlei602 I can see that. I am a painter too, and he has been such a huge influence on me. I think his absolute greatest gift - and he had many - was his use of color. No one before or after could match him.

[@Schlei602]

@@DannyintheSpirit yes! Agree totally!!!!!

[@DannyintheSpirit]

@@Schlei602 My absolute favorite painter is John Singer Sargent. I love him for so many reasons. He was a mixture of Classical, Romantic, and Impressionistic. This is the very first painting I ever saw by him. Look at the blend of Realism and Impressionism. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lady_Agnew_of_Lochnaw#/media/File:Edinburgh_NGS_Singer_Sargent_Lady_Agnew.JPG

[@filliere4576]

Wonderful. Thank you . . . this is the one I've been most waiting for . . . no disappointments for me.

[@ganpatgadugale5940]

Xxxviefo

[@jamesfrearson9630]

I didn't realise how thoroughly scary and brilliant Picasso was until I saw this collection.

[@dumstudent]

Where to find……a berg stein or stein………..to teach me how to wine and do my taxes

[@borricodimension]

De vez en cuando KZbin te pone una joya como esta. Precioso.

[@margitkallay2704]

Nagy örömömre szolgált hogy láthattam ezt a videót Szeretem Picassot és köszönöm

[@tarunghatak2679]

Cuanto mas veo tanto.mas me sorprenden las pinturas.

[@danapejkic8567]

Pablo Picasso - genije,eros,ljubav i potraga za njom i otud mnogo istrazivanja i preusmerenja a samo zato sto je Skorpion nemiran i perfekcionist ♥️♥️♥️

[@夏点点]

May I ask for the background music?

[@zippywax]

I’d like to know too it’s beautiful

[@chanchalbanerjee4503]

Masterpieces of the great master.

[@markashdown1314]

Fantastic stuff. Thanks.

[@odilemariethieuzard855]

Ce sont pas seulement des portraits ils sont mis en scène dans un décors des regards et qui donne l'âme très poétique aux tableaux ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mariaaugustasantos7747]

Gratidão a quem fez esta postagem amo a arte

[@fannyxidmemartinezmoramartinez]

Bellas obras de arte del pintor inmortal Picasso. Gracias,

[@anthonymorena6259]

.. it's like another communication method that works...it's communication on another level that is inbuilt within all of us....what does abstract have in common with impressionism???... a templated type of memory???.. something we can all recall and relate to? It's like the mechanism in true time that is the 'in between' description or method that brings a recognisable conclusion.....it's how to express and experience an empathetic response.... Picasso destroys all language that will attempt to define image.... sensational, amazing,.... inspirational. REAL....I feel as though Picasso has a comical view of today's worldly inhabitants...

[@melindam809]

Just perfect to watch

[@visualzenmeditation8117]

It's great to be able to discover many unknown works 👍❤

[@elienefranca3472]

Olha, não sei como esse pintor ficou famoso. Eu vejo cada desenhista e pintor maravilhoso e não é tão famoso quanto ele. Achei a pintura dele melancólica talvez retrata o que ele percebia na sua época.

[@walterhudson4253]

I'm glad I'm mature enough to see 👀 😅this.

[@AvsFan32]

How can anyone be so prolific

[@theredpilgrim]

Thanks for this! pablo Picasso collection! such rare artworks! 👌👌👌🙌🙌🙌

[@odilemariethieuzard855]

❤❤❤❤❤❤ beaucoup de personnes et avec peintes beaucoup d'humanité et âme c'est habité magnifique splendeur

[@victorrojas1756]

Picasso trabajo por noventa años para poder pintar como un niño.

[@walterhudson4253]

Excellent revelation.

[@madstylesnz]

I feel he seems to really capture the essence of his subjects in his portraits. He seems to be the Rolling Stones of the art world - constantly experimenting and pushing the envelope all the while excelling at everything he does.

[@ОльгаКовтун-ч4ц]

Спасибо,картины эти будут жить вечно!

[@Alhandka]

Great work ! Wonderful !, Thanks a lot for video

[@tacianaleloup3906]

Splendide! Merci.

[@ArtTechofficial]

beautiful and superb works

[@christophermckay5650]

I live and love for this video. Wow! So impressed.

[@moltchanoph]

Thank you so much for such great videos.

[@derelictegrasshopper]

Who is/are the composers of this music? It is absolutely wonderful. I'm 20 minutes in and I love All of it.

[@youngyuenmeemeskul7637]

Did you find out the composer?

[@ulisesmachado1187]

Los equilibrios perfectos y armonias en sus pinturas. Que gran pintor.

[@gothroughfineart7179]

Hi #Gothroughfineart

[@paulmilsom1092]

This is just Awesome.... I am now a Picasso lover...

[@claudiacarballeda1792]

Cada obra te sorprende y transporta a diferentes épocas,transportando las al aquí. Y ahora.🇦🇷💕

[@AngelaJsaca]

Amazing artist love 🙏🏼🙌🏻❤️

[@andromedaq3719]

Yes. A man who went off the rocker slowly loosing his mind is regarded as a pioneer in art.

[@Nadie47]

What an ignorant comment, you're really sad.

[@jesuscarasa9709]

Gracias, amigo. ¡Que regalo tan extraordinario!.. Además, me pillas escribiendo sobre él.

[@mostchillmusic7581]

Picasso orange and yellow colors on paintings are vibrant and passionate and he uses them for Cuba and Spain a lot

[@sv-yk5gi]

I do not know why but i see madness in these paintings..

[@laszlonesinkovics9624]

Picasso élet műve csodálatos, sokszínű. Nagy művész.

[@dalilaayadi8596]

Waw 😍 this amazing

[@santoshsabharwal9029]

Mrs Santosh Sabharwal offers her respect ful thanks to the channel grate ful thanks 🙏

[@odilemariethieuzard855]

Quel travail un Titan titanesque ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sabrinanascimento5248]

Great. I love Picasso.

[@karenp5374]

Why?

[@charleswebster2682]

Folding the subject to new but keeping the old as one thank you pablo.

[@Newmobile-b6l]

His art convince me though we are not perfect but we are complete. Good to feel

[@phill6159]

Picasso is King!

[@mariawelling4194]

Extraordinary!!

[@AlienatedArtist]

PabLit0 picaSS0 BLueHaNd visionary of modern digital abstract art 🎭

[@amitupadhya90]

Wow, so many paintings !

[@gothroughfineart7179]

Yes. #Gothroughfineart

[@mussieg3799]

The funniest painter ever lived😂😂😂😂😂

[@Fnolaco]

Eu não sei pintar e nem desenhar mas amo arte. É incrível a expressão pela arte. Considero que todos que possuem habilidades artísticas tenham uma inteligência a mais

[@susantachakraborty9146]

Excellent

[@yoamarteypulsion]

🌹🌹Amo la obra y lo creativo que fue Picasso🌹🌹🌹

[@giovannirodriguez8659]

Creativo como un niño pintando !

[@nationalggraphic2848]

Beautiful..

[@pascalborro5636]

Picasso simple artiste ou démiurge ? Un génie créatif unique !

[@bandilemsimang1800]

The color combination is insanely beautical"

[@rodneydelapena3752]

3:55 Pewdiepie

[@БОРЩИКДОЛБИТ]

Аххахахах

[@БОРЩИКДОЛБИТ]

Yes

[@lunadias1263]

Saber expressar a arte é conhecer o interrior de cada pensamentos que nos levam ao imaginário da essência da verdade dentro de cada tela . Pintar é sabermos expressar nossos sentimentos , deixar fruir o que ha no nosso pensamentos ; o que há de verdade na nossa sensibilidade de criarmos , fazer as coisas acontecerem de tal maneira que ela , a arte fala por nós ; um mundo cheio de surpresas onde o imaginário fala por nós .traços finos , grossos é o que faz a diferença entre cada tela ; deixa- a fala por você . É só observa- la que ao mesmo tempo que procura as palavras para interpleta- la ela já fala por você no piscar dos olhos sem parar estamos com a resposta na boca sem percebermos , isso é o que nos fascinam cada vez mais ao apreciarmos uma obra de arte e, as que desenham é mais encantador ainda . Sirenes Alves .

[@LuisRMendoza94]

There is something about the persons in his paintings, you get the impression that they are real persons living in some universe, they feel so real

[@anthonymorena6259]

.... whatever it is, you can't help but fall in love or relate with sincere empathy...

[@cean66]

Thank a lot...great work

[@mrfeel4910]

पता नहीं क्या क्राइटेरिया है। मैं तो इन पेंटिंग्स को ₹50 में भी ना खरीदू? कुछ भी उटपटांग ड्रा किया हुआ है। पता नहीं कौन लोग बैठे हुए हैं जो इन पेंटिंग्स को बहुमूल्य मानते हैं। बहुमूल्य तो भारतवर्ष में हजारों साल पुरानी तराशि गई मूर्तियां है। जिनमें एक एक गहना, 1-1 भाव साफ झलकता है। धन्यवाद ।साधुवाद।

[@daviezhang8251]

This painter is totally crazy.

[@E7bueno]

Thanks for your work.

[@janicerigsbee4129]

My favorite painting from Picasso is the Weeping Woman.

[@pkmntrainerdee6153]

My favorite painting from Picasso is the Girl Before a Mirror.

[@HWI.MIDORI]

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[@joseluis5016]

I really appreciate it👌

[@antonyvillena184]

Beautiful 💓

[@pupungprayitno1831]

Gila bener, 4 tahun menghasilkan karya sebanyak itu !! 👍👍

[@oscarzalazar8979]

Gracias por tanta belleza

[@kotkin74]

excellent . thanks a lot