I`m sorry, but I can`t look at this painting without seeing Cookie Monster. The two apples on the plate look like his googly eyes, and the lip of the pitcher looks like his mouth. That`s what I love about art; it really makes you think. 13 May
#17. coco, london
love this painting
studying Picasso at Uni!!! 02 February
2013
#16. Jimmeh B, Peshawar, pakistan
hey guys i just want to say that my thoughts go out to pablos family and my prayers go out to the angels of PAKISTAN (mate) aka Bombo Ps : Nice bally apples 31 October
#15. lollupop frape, sydney
this is so beutiful i just want to cry when i see it i love you pablo picasso and i miss you remember when we had that affair 31 October
#14. Muhumid, Kuibyshev
Ur a turd chinaman 27 April
#13. mez, uk
i had to draw it 4 skwl 19 January
2012
#12. jasminedo, mars
you guys are serious? this made you cry? im also guessing you sit at hom evernight with your 12 cats...sad children 16 November
#11. gibs, portland
Yes Very Much Agreed Turd Indeed 11 October
#10. Tayla Woodgate, Queensland
OMG this is amazing, I think I even cryed when I saw this. Thanks for touching my heart. holy jesus. 01 February
#9. Nathan Schmid, Queensland
Amazing. this picture is stunning :) 01 February
#8. JA, Australia, Canberra
Saw this today in the NSW Art Gallery, Sydney. I see a strong connection with the story of St Lucias (i.e. light), a 3rd century saint who is said to have blinded herself to protect her virgin purity. She is represented often in painting through the ages as holding her plucked-out eyes in a dish. In PP`s painting we have apples, symbol of Eve`s (i.e. women`s) fall, and the apples apparently fallen from the dish above the pitcher, where they stand as eyes to her face. 05 January
2011
#7. lilia, london
i love it a lot.
i am studing of hei art work and i am doing this picture, it is really nice 09 November
#6. emma-leigh, greece
bootiful 20 October
#5. sarah, scotland
good art 20 October
#4. rachel, england
i think it has a lot of texture 02 October
#3. Anon, UK
What is this painting called? 21 September
#2. oooo, austraila
i love de art 19 February
2010
#1. Hussein Abdulrahman, London
nice shading and tone and shaping. 18 November
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24 May byats wurnt wrote: 'I think, when dealing with an abstract piece, one must take an approach similar to reading.
On the right, I can see buildings, a staple of modern life.
Warm colours, may indicate heat?
There's a curtain on the left harlequin.
Now we just have to make sense of it.'
15 May Wong Tsz Hang wrote: 'The drawings are confusing, there are many colours mixed together and don't know what it is. And it looks unusual.'
23 April Santiago from San Diego wrote: 'Did Picasso ever draw some daises white and yellow on a window sill?'
30 March Cassandra from Scandinavia wrote: 'This in intruiguing, I am researching this painting for a school project.'
25 March Cosma from Germany wrote: ':) Look at this great picture and smile. GO PAINTIG NOT WAR'
24 February Vic from Melbourne wrote: 'Can't believe Picasso made a sculpture of Ye himself'
12 February Alan from Rochester wrote: 'Anybody know in what museum or collection HEAD OF A WOMAN WITH BLUE HAT RED RIBBON
(Tête de femme au chapeau bleu a ruban rouge), 1939 is located?'
10 February Micheal Scott from Rochester wrote: 'This says a lot about our society.'
24 January Per Hansen from Hawley, PA wrote: 'French to English translation is incorrect for painting labeled "Man leans hands across has table", 1916.
Correct translation: Man with hands crossed leaning on a table'
06 December Hugh Janis from Ur mother's wrote: 'yeah I mean this is cool and all but when I was 8 years old I was rounding up all the neighborhood stray cats and I used to make them fight for food. I was helping those cats more than this painting helps me so if you think about it, this painting really is not that impressive from a grand perspective'
17 November Luke from UK wrote: 'I know nothing about art, but that horse is insanely good ! The legs are perfect, from an 8 year old boy from memory... Insane'
07 August May de la Vega from Miami wrote: 'My inspiration was the great Master P. Picasso, I love his art, and his style helped me to get my own style.'