Picasso and Dissociation

Picasso and Dissociation

Six Paintings, One Concept

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Dissociation occurs when a figure is shown from several points of view simultaneously. Therefore, the different elements that make up that figure appear dispersed (dissociated, disunited). There is not a natural outline of the silhouette.

This is why a certain style of painting where this resource is used is called "Picasso style," since it is a sort of "trademark" of the artist.

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Timeline: Picasso.

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Picasso and the Portraits of Marie-Thérèse.

Stories behind Works of Art: Guernica.

Blue Picasso.

Six Paintings: The series of Picasso that continues the Guernica.

Fundamental Paintings to Understand the History of Painting: Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, Picasso.

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