Pablo Picasso

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Pablo Picasso. Claude, Son of Picasso, 1948

CLAUDE, SON OF PICASSO

1948

Oil on canvas

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Comments

2011

#4. TiaoZen, Dallas

For me, this is Picasso at his most introspective, reflective, creative phase demonstrating his love for Claude`s mother and the enduring love for Marie-Therese. 1948 was a pivotal year in Picasso`s developement of intaglio in his paintings and ceramics. Perhaps, one of the happiest times in his life, as shown in Claude`s face and body.
02 October

#3. TiaoZen, Dallas

And...is the coded name of Marie-Therese in the M found on top of shirt and immediately above neck for the T???
02 October

#2. TiaoZen, Dallas

Also: Is the face of Francoise superimposed on the face of Claude:aquiline nose,smooth eyebrows, lots of hair as outline of face???56621
02 October

#1. TiaoZen, Dallas

Is the signature in code as fingers on the left hand? What do you think all scholars and theorists out there?
01 October

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26 February Lera from Russia; Yekaterinburg wrote:
'cool picture'

06 February breyana arrieta from Russia; Yekaterinburg wrote:
'this artwork is so good I love all the abstract and the colors.'

29 January yunwei from berlin wrote:
'i have this painting tattooed on my arm.'

29 January Denis Noel-Smith from Somerset England wrote:
'I studied art for O level at school but did not take the exam as I joined the Army instead at age 17 joined in 1965 and left in 1984. I have been inspired to take up painting again at the age of 72. I have been painting for a year now and have produced about 50 pictures which I gibe away to family and friends. Picasso/Goya/Velasquez/Van Gough/ Dali and others give me inspiration. I paint on cardboard,board.canvas, ceramic etc - My daughter went to Central St Martins- one of my sister is a very good painter and lives in Cornwall and another (self taught) paints in her studio in Cheltenham - to me as an old man suffering from combat induced PTSD, and in lock down, painting has been a joy and theraputic'

13 January L from Somerset England wrote:
'personally i don't understand the hype. sure, it's good for an 8 year old, but tbh it's not that interesting to me.'

03 January friend from California wrote:
'so you start at 16. Eight year difference isn’t much. Even a 50 year difference. You can always start and work to improve dude :) all you need is a little interest. (And don’t be afraid to look for help, maybe one day you can give back) I believe in you.'

30 December scout from australia wrote:
'people like Pablo are the reason why i don't believe i'll ever do anything good with my life, 16 years old and best i can do is wake up at 4pm.'

11 November Mary Hestand from Texas wrote:
'It's remarkable to see Picasso's output for 1937 alone. Just the paintings he made that year would be enough to cement any artist's reputation as a master for life.'

27 September obeido from Texas wrote:
'well picasso work sold 3-4 million back in 1980s now it selling for 100 million plus what make you think that his prints sell for few hundred dollars now the price i am sure it is up there compier to back then -'

22 September Lloyd from Texas wrote:
'Love cats , so going to help with my art exam !'

11 September November from Texas wrote:
'Quarantine boredom has took me here staring at Picasso painting when he was 8. What a gifted person had ever lived!'

17 August Nascan from Bruxelles wrote:
'Bonjour Ou se trouve l’original de ce tableau « Paul en pierrot »???'