Mediterranean landscape by Picasso
Mediterranean landscape is the best example of Picasso’s landscape skills, as well as one of the most famous Cubist paintings by an artist who helped create this movement in art in the 20th century. This article discusses the merits of the Mediterranean landscape and further comments on the life and career of Pablo Picasso.
This landscape features an impressive selection of colors that help elevate the landscape painting to match the beautiful colors of the scene it depicts. Indeed, the choice of color was one of the key skills of this highly impressive Spanish artist. In addition, Picasso was also a talented draftsman, as evidenced by the simple drawings of a camel, a dog, a cat and a rooster that dominated different periods of his life. This series showcases his talent for painting, while Mediterranean Landscape concentrates more on boldness of color and cubist imagination. Three Musicians is an equally popular painting that also follows the Cubist ideals that marked an influential period in Picasso’s life.
In conclusion, Picasso was not a landscape painter like Turner or Constable in that he devoted all his attention to this style or that he did not find inspiration in other methods. Quite the opposite was actually true, and this Landscape work marks just one approach out of many that the artist used and developed over time, as he confidently took new artistic directions all the time, and positively set out to do so consciously. It is the choice of color and the popularity of Cubism that help Mediterranean Landscape remain one of the most reproduced of all Picasso paintings, usually as a framed art print, poster or stretched canvas.
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