Artists and art enthusiasts alike are going to want to make their way soon to the largest art exhibition ever made of Pablo Picasso’s masterpieces.
Titled “Birth of a Genius,” the exhibit brings together the Spanish painter’s best work curated from Musée National Picasso-Paris spanning the first 30 years of his career, from his childhood to middle age.
Visitors will be able to find paintings, sculptures, and works on paper — some well-known and others never-been-seen-before — all of which will showcase the evident change and development in Picasso’s art style, starting with realism before making transitions to his iconic style of cubism.
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Check out some of the works that will be put on display below:
“Self-portrait” Paris, end of 1901, Oil on canvas
“Academic Study of a Plaster after the Antique” La Coruna, 1893-94, Fusain and black pencil on paper
“Head of Woman” Cannes, 1957, Painted and cut wood
“Three Figures Beneath a Tree” Paris, winter 1907-08, Oil on canvas
The exhibit will run until September 2019Â at the UCCA Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing.
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Photos from UCCA, via Musée national Picasso-Paris © Succession Picasso 2019
