What is Cubism? Pablo Picasso's Three Musicians at the MoMA | Artrageous with Nate

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Great video not long or boring well presented.

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Kinda awesome Picasso had his hands in alot of different types of art.

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Totally agree, which is why he remains one of my favorites! I believe Picasso just loved the creative process. Period. Of course, that's what I'm more passionate about too! Thanks for the feedback! Super appreciate sharing this episode and subscribing!

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Dont know why they have to stand in front of he painting and block it all during the vid.

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Interesting

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[@GODSSON810810]

A good and informative video… Though the picture of the old guitarist is not Picasso’s version of the work. It’s someone’s copy. Picasso’s original is much more powerful.

[@josiahagrantcom]

That thing that looks like the dogs' head is actually his shadow. His head is hidden.

[@goatmilk5144]

I feel like the blue in this painting shows sorrow. Picasso was wearing a blue mask - he was the one grieving the loss of Max Jacob and Apollinaire. The guitar and clarnet - that type of music shows sorrow.

[@artrageousnate]

You most definitely could be right on this. Picasso dealt with a lot of sorrow during his career personally and through painting the sorrow of others. Jazz most definitely can go either way. My brother is a jazz guitarist in Philadelphia, and he has songs that are nothing but pure joy and some that are telling the story of grief. Anyway, super appreciate the feedback!

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Oh yeah yeah this works edit: thanks :)

[@josiahagrantcom]

I don't this painting looks like cut up paper. I think it looks like a painting. Notice the black lines between the orange and yellow triangles, the small stripes on the dog, and his claws. The notes on the sheet music. You also can see the brush strokes. So you can tell if you look closely that it's a painting and not made from cut paper.

[@artrageousnate]

Agree. Picasso seems to want a cut paper look, but definitely doesn’t hide that it’s a painting. I actually love Cubism, especially Picasso’s work during this time. Keep in mind he was always trying to create like a child again. Thanks for the feedback!

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What nonsense is this, childish art.