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Picasso Life Timeline part 4 of 6 from 1912 to 1920 at Timeline Help.
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- 1920 | He separates from his longtime companion, Fernande, and moves in with Eva Gouel. He begins working with collages and holds exhibitions at the Dalmau Galleries in Barcelona.
Picasso's father dies.
Georges Braque is mobilized by World War I, and Cubism comes to an end as an artistic movement.
His companion, Eva Gouel, passes away.
Through Jean Cocteau, Picasso meets the director of the Ballets Russes. He begins working on a ballet called Parade.
He travels to Italy to work with the ballet. He meets Olga Khokhlova, a ballerina. The show opens in Paris, with the wardrobe, decoration and curtain designed by Picasso.
Picasso marries Olga in Paris. He shares an exhibition with Matisse at the Paul Guillaume Gallery in Paris.
Picasso travels to London to prepare another ballet production, The Three-Cornered Hat.
A third ballet production premieres in Paris with Picasso's artistic input. Joan Miro, who was to become good friends with Picasso later, made her first visit to his studio. | Picasso Life Timeline 4 1 2 3 5 6
| Bibliography of the Picasso Life Timeline M L Besnard Bernadec (1987). Seine Privatsammlung Im Musee Picasso Paris.
Fast, H (1951). Spain and peace. The cover drawing, in color, comes from an original executed especially for this pamphlet.
Jiménez, S (2005). Adiós a Dora Maar, la mujer que llora - the crying woman, esposa de pintor Pablo Picasso muere en Paris. Published in Epoca.
Jaffacute, H L C (1964). The Library of Great Painters.
Rubin, W S. (1980). A Retrospective. Chronology by Jane Fluegel. May - September 1980 in the New York Museum of Modern Art.
Losantos, F J (2005). La solución para el Guernica. - The solution for the Guernica. About the final destination of Pablo Picasso's painting.
Zervos, C (1932). Volume 1 - Works from 1895 - 1906. |
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