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CUBISM, Georges Braque, download (17), My favourite of three main eras of…

- - - - An example of such a painting is Picasso's portrait of Ambroise Vollard.
  - - - This was the first time that collage had ever been introduced as a proper art technique.
    - - Even when collage was not used, a collage-like effect was common. Paintings were done in a patchwork-esque way, with different shapes making up a clear main focus.
  - - - Les Demoiselles d'Avignon established cubism as its own new art style.
- - - - "I never drew like a child. When I was twelve, I drew like Raphael."
    - - Studied in Madrid, but rarely went to classes. His father got angry and cut off his allowance. Picasso was broke and miserable. Moved to Paris in 1900.
        
        Influenced by Cezanne and Rousseau
        
        He was a gifted sculptor and ceramicist also.
    - - Blue Period 1901 - 1904
        
        while these don't necessarily scream 'Cubism', the skewed perspective and oddly formed figures hint at his cubist future.
      - After this came Picasso's Rose Period. During this time, Picasso's mental health improved and he began to focus on warm, rosy shades of pink, orange and red. this period marks the time when Picasso began developing his own unique style.
        
        Rose Period 1904 - 1906
        
        Soon after the rose period came one of Picasso's most impactful pieces; Les Demoiselles d'Avignon
- - - - Picasso has painted this woman's face in a way that captures several angles of her face at once - it encapsulates her grief and sorrow excellently.