At Art Camp yesterday at The we continued to study Modern art. Pablo Picasso was our focus. We painted “Child with Dove” from 1901. The girls did an amazing job on this one. We talked about how this piece was done in the beginning of his “Blue” period and that it sold in 2012 for $58 million. They said they probably wouldn’t sell their paintings. LOL! And we do get a bit messy when painting, some more so than others. This is Sloan who has been painting with me for several years. She just can’t help getting it all over her arms.
Posts Tagged ‘Picasso’
Art Camp-Modern Day 2
Posted in Art Camp, tagged Child with Dove, Picasso, Sloan on June 27, 2018| Leave a Comment »
A Picasso Sells for over $115
Posted in Little Known Facts, Serendipity, tagged art auction, Picasso, Rockefellar Sale on May 11, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Pablo Picasso’s Fillette à la corbeille fleurie (1905) sold for $115.1 million at a large auction this week. Take a look at this interesting article about some famous and beautiful pieces that sold for record prices.
Wanda’s Gift
Posted in Art Class, tagged Famous Painters, Picasso on December 27, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Just received this from a student who presented one of our Famous Painters creations to her son for Christmas. Awesome Wanda!
Picasso’s Rooster
Posted in Animals, Farm Animals, Paint Party, tagged Famous Painters, Picasso, Picasso's Rooster, Rooster on October 25, 2017| Leave a Comment »
For Famous Painter night we painted Picasso’s Rooster. What fun! Nice work everyone.
Kids and Picasso’s Rooster
Posted in Art Camp, Rag Rug, tagged Picasso, Picasso's Rooster on July 21, 2017| 1 Comment »
The final painting for this session of art camp was Picasso’s Rooster. The young artists wrapped up the Modern Art Camp session with this colorful painting….and they loved it! They turned out great! Fun working with this group all week. They are very good painters.
Picasso Sculpture at MOMA
Posted in Sculpture, Travel, tagged MOMA, Musuem of Modern Art, Picasso on September 27, 2015| Leave a Comment »
We saw a fascinating sculpture exhibit of Picasso ‘s work at MOMA. It is described as ” the least familiar of Pablo Picasso’s work. It occupies the entire fourth floor of the museum and features more than 150 sculptures organized chronologically. It aims to advance the understanding of what sculpture was for Picasso and how he revolutionized its history through a lifelong commitment to constant reinvention. ”
Picasso Sale Breaks Record
Posted in Little Known Facts, tagged Picasso, Women of Algiers on May 12, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Going for almost $180 million ($179.3), Picasso’s Women of Algiers has become the most expensive painting to sell at auction. It sold at Christie’s in New York.
The oil painting depicts nude and semi-nude women and is part of a 15-work series that the Spanish artist created in 1954-55.
So what do you think?
Picasso’s Hidden Painting
Posted in Little Known Facts, tagged Pablo Picasso, Picasso, Picasso painting discovered, The Blue Room on June 18, 2014| Leave a Comment »
I love stories about finding unknown paintings by famous artists or recovering stolen paintings.
Here is a really fascinating story. A portrait of a man was found underneath Picasso’s “The Blue Room” painting. Many artists “reuse” canvas especially if they are unhappy with a painting.
Since 1954 conservators suspected there was another painting underneath but didn’t have the technology to discover it without damaging “The Blue Room”. Read more about this discovery here.
Picasso & Modigliani Sell for $Millions!
Posted in Little Known Facts, Trivia, tagged Christie's sale, Modigliani, Picasso on May 9, 2014| Leave a Comment »
At the same Christie’s sale that saw the Monet that we talked about yesterday go for millions there was a Picasso, “Portrait of Dora Maar”, that sold for $22.5 million.
A Modigliani sold at the same auction for $17.6 million.
At that particular auction on Tuesday, Christie’s sold 47 pieces for more than $285 million!
Picasso Painting Sells for $45 Million
Posted in Little Known Facts, Trivia, tagged Golden Muse, Marie-Therese Walter, Pablo Picasso, Picasso, Sotheby's on February 6, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Yesterday a Pablo Picasso portrait of his mistress, Marie-Therese Walter sold for $45 million. She was often called Picasso’s Muse.
Sotheby’s held an auction of impressionist, modern and surrealist art. The sale was the first of a series held in London this month by Sotheby’s, Christie’s and smaller auction houses. You can read more about the sale here.
You can also click here to read more about Picasso and his love of animals.