The Old Guitarist by Pablo Picasso - Canvas Art Print
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About Pablo Picasso’s The Old Guitarist
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Pablo Picasso painted this interesting art piece between 1903-1904.
The work shows a frail, blind old man feebly playing the guitar. The guitarist appears to be nearing the end of his life.
The work is melancholy and the dominant color is blue.
Picasso made this art during his “Blue Period.” During this time, Picasso was very depressed and brought out these feelings in his work.
Today this work hangs at the Art Institute of Chicago.
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About The Old Guitarist Print
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About The Artist
Pablo Picasso was a Spanish artist alive from 1881 to 1973. The son of an art professor, he displayed great artistic ability at a young age. He grew up in Barcelona but spent most of his life in France. Early on he favored a naturalistic style, eventually, his work became more abstract. He helped found the Cubist art movement. Picasso is one of the most famous 20th-century artists.
Fortunately we were able to find this Classic Coolidge, with a canvas "borderless" frame, that needed little more than a small hanging bracket.
The boss was not too much of a fan, but his boss loved it ! And there it hangs in the Engineering Lab along with all sorts of electronics/panels,equipment racks filling much of the room.
I got this at a great price. Not a cheap print at all, more like a brushed/textured canvas finish. Nothing but good to say about it.
Tell me, does it get more classic than this? I mean, unless you are part of the tight &ss -stuck-up club and cannot appreciate a fine piece of artwork.