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Picasso Timeline part 2 of 6 from 1898 to 1901 at Timeline Help.
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- 1901 | He contracts scarlet fever. Afterwards, he returns to Barcelona and moves to Horta d'Ebre when he is invited by his friend, Manuel Pallares.
Picasso returns again to Barcelona, hanging out in the Quatre Gats tavern, a gathering place for avant-garde artists. He becomes part of a community of modernist artists, writers and poets, including Carlos Casagemas.
Picasso has his first individual exhibition at the Quatre Gats. He makes his first visit to Paris with his friend Casagemas, where his painting "Last Moments" is entered for exhibition at the Universal Exhibition. He meets his first art dealer and has is first contact with the owner of a Paris art gallery.
Picasso moves to Madrid. His friend, Casagemas, commits suicide in Paris. Picasso begins his Blue Period, which is mostly monochromatic and feature subjects that are rather moody. He founded an art magazine called Arte Joven with Francesc d'Assis Soler. The magazine ran for five editions. He traveled to Barcelona and back to Paris. His first exhibition in Paris ran from June 25th to July 14th. | Picasso Timeline 2 1 3 4 5 6
| Bibliography of the Picasso Timeline Great Art of the Ages (1971). Blue and Rose Periods.
Larrea, J (1969) Guernica.
Spies, W (2000). Sculptures.
Widmaier, O (2004). The Real Family Story.
Lyttle, R (1989). The Man and The Image.
Bloch, G (1971). Volume 1 Catalogue of the Printed Graphic Work 1904-1967.
Glimcher, A (1986). Je Suis Le Cahier. Sketchbook.
Brink, A (2007). Desire and Avoidance in Art. Pablo Picasso, Hans Bellmer, Balthus, and Joseph Cornell. Psychobiographical Studies With Attachment Theory.
Musee Reattu (1971). Dessins Inedits Du 1970-1971 Catalogue De La Collection De Dessins Offerts à La Ville D'Arles Le 25 Mai 1971.
Geiser, B (1955). Fifty-Five Years of His Graphic Work.
Johnson Fine Art (1998). Lithographs and Linocuts 1945-1964. Introductory Essay on the History of Lithography and of the Linocut. |
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