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i dont get it. why did he paint like this? he could draw realism. what is this shit supposed to mean?

>> No.4839825
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>>4839824
looks like peppa pig n sheit

>> No.4839856

>>4839824
why do japs draw anime despite being able to draw realism

>> No.4839947

>>4839856
Realism can be limiting, boring, and a waste of time considering it's a lot easier and quicker to get where you want with anime

>> No.4839971

>>4839824
Appealism>>>>>realism
>why did he paint like this?
https://youtu.be/v2Ok0Wx1bCE
>>4839947
Basado

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>> No.4840057

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOQhVMxzCqs

>> No.4840131

>>4840020
>lets discuss picasso!
>porn

>> No.4840141

Picasso is a hack, anything naturalistic under his hack name was actually done by his dad, who was a good artist

>> No.4840147

>>4839824
It means he's an edgy rebel

>> No.4840153

>>4839824
he crawled so far up his own ass that he came out the other side a perma-shitposter

>> No.4840164

>>4840141
Got any proof to back that claim up?

>> No.4840165

>art board
>no one has ever bothered to read a bit of art history

>> No.4840169

He paints like that to spite smooth brains like you.

>> No.4840183

>>4840131
agreed

>> No.4840189

>>4840164

Use your eyes

>> No.4840206

>>4840189
Compelling argument, anon.

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>>4839824
Soul

>> No.4840219

I saw the traveling exhibit years ago and seeing the body of work in person makes a huge difference. It's gigantic and most of his pieces were pretty huge. The colors,shapes and textures are interesting. They even had his early childhood sketches and you had a fascination with simplifying the human form from an early age.

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>picasso's giant shitpost painting still makes people seethe to this day

>> No.4840230

>>4840165
I mean I came here from a classical art thread on another board because I wanted to talk about some art

but

i was mistaken

>> No.4840240

If one can truly paint amazing realism, they don’t regress to what picasso is famous for

>> No.4840250

>>4839824
>>4839825
unironically filtered

>> No.4840251

>>4840240
>art is on a linear scale
yikes

>> No.4840258

Why does Picasso trigger realismcels so much?

>> No.4840266
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The post-ww1 era was an hot bed for experimental art, the idea of the old world and society was shattered due to the trauma of war in a scale never seen, a lot of artists fought in that war and the idea of painting a more introspective and emotional art appealed to them... We tend to forget how mind bogglibg the social change between the roaring 20s and the belle epoche, in a matter of a decade every thing changed, from style, music, way of living and human rights. Communism was also a major driving force in this time, where the idea of art was meant for the people not the rich and available for everyone. Ironic, because modern/contemporary art is one of the most elitist things out there

>> No.4840273

>>4840258
Because they realise their neurons need to be activated.

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>>4840266
Also, photography was more commonplace during the 1910s, so there was no need to strive for realism when an artist will never be a camera and the neoclassicism proved that gull pure realism was tacky and stiff

Basically they used the same argument of animefags of the photocopier artist

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He was just at the good place at the good time, cia promoted shit art to look more progressive and open than commies

>> No.4841020

>>4839824
He got buttfrustrated and went full “muh style” and it worked and his legacy is validating future /beg/s and autists.

>> No.4841782

>>4840302
He was praised in Europe first but you Americans can only view yourselves as the center of the world.

>> No.4841935

>>4841020
>his legacy
right, no future artists that took inspiration from him had any careers at all.

>> No.4841958

but would picasso like anime? asking for a friend