And PS...he WAS stillborn! Picaso was a horrible human being and was "dead inside"! His work's value is completely exaggerated by all the sheep of the faux art world!
"Pencil" the first word spoken from the tongue of a true artist who told us bundle of stunning truths hidden on his masterpieces!!! But on the end of the line on his deathbed he said "drink to me anymore"
The more of these Alux videos I stumble across the more I feel this channel is an elaborate work of satire. edit: Please never change, this is hilarious
Thank you for this great video. I love Picasso. My favorite Picasso painting is Fishing in Antibes, which I saw live at the New York Museum of Modern Art. Picasso's art is poetry, philosophy, religion, and music to me. I consider each painting to be as emotionally intense as an Italian opera. Thank you for this video. I found it fascinating, inspirational, and educational. Cheers!
He also beat his partners unconscious, kidnapped a woman for her to later date him, locked one of his partners in his apartment whenever he went out, drove them to insanity and even suicide, cheated on them openly etc. And he ended up profiting at their expense .
Cezanne! Yes! Time for a revival of interest in him! He was SUCH a pivotal artist and thinker! Equivalent to W. A. Mozart, Carl Jung, Thomas Edison, Frank Lloyd Wright, etc. ... name your favorite genius .... Cezanne is among them! 👍😀
Thank you for consolidating & showing picasso paintings in one video - as much as you could do. Cezanne paintings & Picasso residence cum burial place is an interesting part of an Amazing real story.
Some amazing shots of his work, and a great pic of him and his dachshund, Lumpito. Saw an amazing exhibition of his paintings of men at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas seven years ago, and love his still life paintings. (Interesting about the striped shirts!)
01:25 📜 Picasso's full name is 23 words long, originating from various saints and relatives. 02:20 👶 His midwife initially thought he was stillborn, but he was revived by his uncle using cigar smoke. 03:13 ✏ Picasso's first word was "pencil," reflecting his early inclination towards art. 03:39 🎨 He completed his first painting at age 9, showing early signs of his artistic talent. 04:34 💰 His painting "Les Femmes d'Alger (Version O)" sold for $179.4 million, making it one of the most expensive artworks ever sold. 05:41 🖼 Seven of Picasso's paintings are among the top 50 most expensive paintings in the world. 06:36 💵 At his death, Picasso had an estimated net worth of $500 million. 07:02 ⚖ Picasso's family had a prolonged legal battle over his estate, involving substantial legal fees and disputes over the right to use his name. 07:45 🎨 Picasso's art is categorized into various periods, including the Blue Period, Rose Period, and Cubism. 08:25 👕 He was known for his love of striped shirts, particularly the Breton striped shirts. 09:16 🏛 Picasso was the first living artist to have his work displayed at the Louvre Museum. 09:59 🕵♂ He was questioned by French police when the Mona Lisa was stolen, due to a suggestion by his friend, poet Guillaume Apollinaire. 10:42 🎨 Picasso's works are the most stolen of any artist, with over 1,000 pieces missing. 11:24 🚫 During WWII, the Nazis banned him from showing his art, labeling it as 'degenerate.' 11:50 ⛰ He is buried on Mont Sainte-Victoire- 00:00 ⚙ The movement, or the mechanism that drives the watch, is a critical factor in a luxury watch, with mechanical movements being particularly valued. 03:15 🔍 The watch's crystal, especially if made from sapphire, adds significant value due to its durability and manufacturing process. 04:09 🏗 A luxury watch's construction should be robust, with high-quality metal or materials and a solid feel, reflecting its craftsmanship. 05:06 🎨 The finish, whether polished or brushed, contributes to the watch's aesthetics, indicating meticulous attention to detail. 05:46 🖐 The bracelet or strap should feel special and unique, made from high-quality materials that fit perfectly with the watch's design. 06:13 🔒 The clasp and closure of the watch play a vital role in security and comfort, with the best watches often featuring a double or triple locking system. 06:28 🌟 Materials used in a luxury watch can range from gold and platinum to ceramic and exotic materials, contributing to its exclusivity and value. 07:23 💎 Decoration on a luxury watch, whether hidden in the movement or overtly present, makes the watch unique and special, thereby enhancing its value. 07:50 🏷 Brand signature, displayed in key areas of the watch, underlines the brand's identity and adds to the watch's prestige. 08:18 💍 Jewels in luxury watches, like sapphires or diamonds, elevate their status from a mere timepiece to a piece of fine jewelry. 08:45 💡 High-end watches may have illuminant features for visibility in the dark, with materials like Super-LumiNova being a sign of quality. 09:26 🛠 Complications in a watch, such as perpetual calendars or moon phases, indicate complexity and craftsmanship, contributing to its luxury status. 10:08 🌟 Special features in luxury watches, like resistance to extreme conditions, set them apart and cater to specific, often professional, needs. 10:49 🎨 Design is crucial in luxury watches, where both functionality and artistry are balanced, often making them collectors' items. 11:18 🔍 Certifications like the Geneva Seal or Chronometer certification signify a watch's accuracy, quality, and origin, adding to its prestige. [12:14](ua-cam.com/video/oytsO68P3Mo/v-deo.html&t=- 00:00 🎨 Vincent van Gogh had multiple individuals named Vincent in his family, including a stillborn older brother. 02:07 🧠 Van Gogh likely suffered from multiple mental illnesses, including schizophrenia, manic depression, and epilepsy. 02:49 🖌 Van Gogh began painting at the age of 27, later than many artists, after a series of different careers. 03:32 ❤ He lived with and cared for a Dutch prostitute, Sien, and her child, showcasing a compassionate side of his life. 04:26 💰 His painting "Portrait of Dr. Gachet" sold for $82.5 million, making it one of the most expensive art pieces sold. 05:08 🎨 Van Gogh was highly prolific, creating about 2,100 artworks in a decade, averaging four pieces per week. 06:05 🌻 His "Sunflowers" painting marked a significant point in art history, selling for $62 million in 1987. 06:19 🖼 Four of Van Gogh's paintings are among the top 30 most expensive ever sold, reflecting his posthumous fame. 07:13 🛒 Van Gogh only sold one painting during his lifetime, "Red Vineyards Near Arles," for approximately $1,000. 07:56 🌈 His time in Paris was transformative, leading to more colorful and vibrant works compared to his earlier pieces. 08:39 🌟 His sister-in-law, Johanna, was instrumental in promoting his work posthumously, leading to his widespread recognition. 09:20 🤳 Van Gogh could be considered the original "selfie king," having created 43 self-portraits over three years. 10:14 🏥 Some of his iconic works, including "Starry Night," were painted while he was in an asylum. 10:55 💔 He possibly had an affair with artist Paul Gauguin and the story of Van Gogh cutting off his ear may involve Gauguin. 11:49 🕵 There's a theory that Van Gogh was murdered, challenging the long-held belief that he died by suicide.
10 More Things You Didn't Know About Picasso... 1. He worked at an Arby's but preferred to eat at McDonald's 2. He invented both Al Gore, the internet and Bitcoin but not in that order, hoping to one day be able to use all three to buy paints and a computer to paint "Etherium" which he painted as the sequel to "Airplane! II: The Sequel" 3. Alfred Hitchcock and Orson Welles would often use him to play both their cameos and potted plants, he would go on hunger fasts to reach potted plant stature 4. Never was called "Picky" for short but would often answer to "Dixie" or "Fido". 5. Not really from Spain but from the Spanish section of the South Bronx where he liked to hang out at Bamburgers where all the tough Bohemian artists used to hang out in their penny loafers 6. Often used to hang out at Monk's and dream of making a tv show about nothing, but was not sure Jim Cramer was right for the part of the neighbor, changed the name to "Reverend Jim" and then "Monica", but NBC wasn't interested 7. "Guernica" was the original pilot for both the "The Brady Bunch" and "The A-team" but it was never picked up for prime time because the networks already had two war sitcoms, one was called "M*A*S*H," and the other, "The Jeffersons" 8. Never made sculptures in lemon jello but would often borrow Matisse's scissors to cut up his chocolate pudding into a Cha-Cha-Cha-Chia pets. 9. Would often run behind Rocky Balboa in Philadelphia chanting in French, "my baguette fights better than you!", to which Balboa would reply, "at least I don't run like I'm wearing high heels and by the way, Matisse wants his scissors back so he can collage you a wig like Mr. T's". Mr. T would often run behind Picasso and say "I pity the fool who eats my chocolate pudding..." behind him Al Gore would run and hop barefoot on one foot to leave a low carbon footprint and behind him Sally Struthers would run and shout "Save the Whales! Save the Whales!" ...to which Carvel's Fudgey the Whale, in high heels, would run and shout behind her, "Save Sally Struthers! Save Sally Struthers!... but don't let her eat me!" -- all running is in reverse evolutionary order with Fudgey being at the top of the evolutionary tree -- "Damn Dirty Fudgey Whales!" 10. Used to jam with Jim Morrison and The Doors on "L.A. Woman" but his solos sounded more like a cross between the themes of "The Rockford Files" and "Murphy Brown".
Have I seen a Picasso in real life? Funny story, that. While doing a unit on Guernica, I had an enthusiastic student state that his brother had a Picasso, and did I want to see it? He brought in a framed print, I thought it was neat, he left it and it sat in the back of my room for a few weeks while wet paintings dried next to it. When his brother found out, he was livid. Turns out that what I thought was a poster was a real print made by Picasso. It was worth $15,000 - $17,000.
I see the pai ting styles of Picasso & MF Hussain are quite similar & easy to draw from skill point of view by any student. So - it inspires young artists to copy / do some experiments with thick black lines & color. It is quick & easy. But the essence of it has not come easily. It is lot of Experience & experimentation - par excellence. At the end, these painting inspire every one to start with a line & experiment & experience & explore themselves. Artists need not sell for big money. They can make for their self expression. At the end- Art is not business after? the way it is made to be in most cases - more so with Picasso. At some point - European values have to die for the sake of Art.
I cringed at the pronunciation of "pipe" in "Garçon à la pipe". The correct pronunciation is very similar to "peep" but we heard a funny "peep-eh". At least I laughed.
I fortunately have. In San Francisco at momo. Cat catching bird. I actually bought a print because I couldn't leave without that painting. It is in the hallway of our home. Love it.
Very interesting, but a few errors...Paloma is his younger daughter, not his 'eldest.' When she talks about WW II, the sign says WW I. His death bed quote is questionable. His most famous line was when the Nazi held up a copy of Geurnica to him as said, "Did you do this?" His reply, "No, You did." Fascinating and well done movie about Picasso on the NG channel, under their Genius series, and now on Hulu and/or Amazon Prime. Antonio Banderas plays the older Picasso, and said it was a role of a lifetime for him.
I Admire Pocasso alot I understand his Deepest PaintingsA Transformation of Meditation in cube abstract Deep alot Don't even Know this and the Screaming women I can Identify Real Deep and Strong with those Paintings Pocasso was and still is like my Teacher my style is Another Advanced Style I hide my work from thieves and people who love to Keep Artist Poor I'm Dead serious Art is worth big money alot of People think Artist are Stupid see how much his Art is Worth it's a very Doggy Dog world for Artist but Artist have a Great love for doing there Art Work it's a Passion to full fill Your Greatest works I had lots I noticed others just wanted money and Did not care to help Artist they would Rather Steal Your work and make money off it then really help U it can Ruin Artist path to Do Greator works Deepness is way on hold learn to invest if you want the best see yah
I felt really hydrated with knowledge and insight after watching this video then i scrolled down and saw some of these toxic comments... People are really tense.
"Where are you, Jacqueline?" He turned to Dr. Bernal. "You are wrong not to be married. It's useful." They were his last coherent words. He did not say "Drink to me" he was not entertaining guests, he was in bed fighting for every breath.
"Boy with a Pipe". I knew most of these facts. In 06 Le Reve was priceless because that Vegas hotel owner put his elbow through it. However a private sale put it back on the map.
Great video about Picasso. I love the voice.The French names of the paintings were not pronounced correctly though. For example “ Femmes D’Alger” should be pronounced “ Faame” just like the sound of a sheep “ baah” don’t worry about pronouncing the “s” at the end. It is silent.
“The mid wife thought he was still born”.... “the mid wife actually thought he had not survived”.....”after a difficult birth the midwife believed he had not survived”
When she was describing the Nazis rules and regulations, it sounded eerily similar to modern day China, but I would say China is even more deplorable in certain aspects.
17. He was a psychopath (For more infos read this article with the testimonies of his ex-wife Gilot, one of his numerous prey: fineartebooks.wordpress.com/tag/picasso-as-psychopath/)
Picasso would pay for things with checks and would end up getting free stuff because his signature on the check at the time and even more now would be worth more than what the check is written for.
Picasso was a communist and a very abusive man with women. He stated once that there were two types of women. Goddesses and doormats. The family battle for his estate was because he never wrote a last will on purpose, just for selfish meanings and to enjoy the mess after his death. His art wasn't nothing relevant or noticeable until Gestrudis Stein, a Jewess merchant make him famous on the double goal to create something that breaks with the "bourgeois" art, following the steps and commands of the international Jewish-Communist agenda and also make money inflating the value of an art that is worthless, this way the Jewish buyers could afford a new art that would increase in value as the time runs and be speculatively re-sold over and over again. Then no need to buy Rembrants, Velazquez etc.He was a very talented painted, who sold his soul for money and fame and did very well what he was required to do. It is evident to anyone that his art is degenerated on purpose to make you believe you are ignorant or out of fashion if you can not perceive the "beauty" or geniality in this type of deformed art. Ask any child (who obviously doesn't have any prejudgement), what painting he/she would like best: Las Meninas of Velazquez or The mademoiselles de Avignon of Picasso. Don't make any mistake, beauty no needs to be taught or induced or learned.
In Reality to me Pacasso is not Dead He has a very Deep Painting I call Meditation it's Cubist Abstract He's one of my best friends I stared at his Meditation Peace I feel real Deep into that Painting for months staring at it wondering about how Deep it is I said staring at it for months and learned the secret of Transformation of his style I went Deep into my Art work and Created serious advanced Art that opens up and Talks I have to Animate it I like his screaming women I can identify I have met many of them I created another style secrets are Hidden in my Art about a Fantasy separated sex love affair abstact done with fingers alot Dont see intelligent Art they only see a Picture and no not what it Really is no money no work but I won't stop it not long it's just a simple Video Camra that's been Hard to Get to work I have 4 of them that stops Buisness lack of Equipment for Advanced Artist and then U Stay Broke for Not Helping Artist that Are way Ahead of there time poor people want Art Hummmm
There is no positive relation whatsoever between making a lot of money and becoming an artist.
I can't take this channel seriously
its pretty douchey
heh? what? Why?
Same
I'd like to slap the pretenious bitch doing the narrative.
And PS...he WAS stillborn! Picaso was a horrible human being and was "dead inside"! His work's value is completely exaggerated by all the sheep of the faux art world!
Alux is not a place where future billionaires come to get inspire so please change it
Piss off! Start your own channel!
E. Lin no you piss off cuz this video is supposed to be informative but there is misinformation. Criticism is not based on what the criticizer does.
I see Alux Is believing in us to be future billionaires. I like it
Exactly dumba**
I like his painting because I don't understand it and that makes everything intriguing.
There seems something very wrong with a site driven by money, to be showing Great Art which is inspired by beauty
Geetha Bhascker
Art requires a certain cruelty.
@mark H i highly agree
They are expensive paintings....
Lol get a job
this women is just cringe
Enna, you're entitled to your opinion, but I'll bet "this women" at least knows the singular form of the word. :::eyes rolling:::
GOD OF ART 💀
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@FoxIslanderSteve
Ummmmm, not sure why you directed your comment to me, but okay.
Lisa Hinton “:::eyes rolling:::”? So we’re supposed to imagine you rolling your eyes while typing? Not buying it.
This video about Picasso and the one about Van Gogh really brought me into art. Thank you!
"Pencil" the first word spoken from the tongue of a true artist who told us bundle of stunning truths hidden on his masterpieces!!!
But on the end of the line on his deathbed he said "drink to me anymore"
I have seen Pablo’s paintings on display and I’m an artist myself inspired to be great at painting ♥️
i like arts but not in a sense of wanting to be rich and fake like this..
Hater!
Wait, so you dont want to be a future billionaire?
You’re not very smart are you?
The more of these Alux videos I stumble across the more I feel this channel is an elaborate work of satire.
edit: Please never change, this is hilarious
Thank you for this great video. I love Picasso. My favorite Picasso painting is Fishing in Antibes, which I saw live at the New York Museum of Modern Art. Picasso's art is poetry, philosophy, religion, and music to me. I consider each painting to be as emotionally intense as an Italian opera. Thank you for this video. I found it fascinating, inspirational, and educational. Cheers!
Have you looked into his painting of little girls that he abused nude. one as young as 12 maybe look into it and reconsider your choices of artist.
@@isabellacox271 those were not girls HE had abused.
@@isabellacox271 yes i did. best artist that ever lived :)
He also beat his partners unconscious, kidnapped a woman for her to later date him, locked one of his partners in his apartment whenever he went out, drove them to insanity and even suicide, cheated on them openly etc. And he ended up profiting at their expense .
@@hanimates3521 overman is reckless :)
That name would've been hard to sign
My grandpa's father knew him very good
cooooll
How can someone hate on Picasso's paintings? Those are brilliant pieces of art!
what kind of brilliancy ? a painting must be appealing ....and his paintings are pieces of shit
afeeem art is not obliged to look appealing to everyone.
you call it Art..? ....yukk....piece of Shit.
Are you serious ?
N337av G#o5h -I KNOW RIGHT
Cezanne! Yes! Time for a revival of interest in him! He was SUCH a pivotal artist and thinker! Equivalent to W. A. Mozart, Carl Jung, Thomas Edison, Frank Lloyd Wright, etc. ... name your favorite genius .... Cezanne is among them! 👍😀
Thank you for consolidating & showing picasso paintings in one video - as much as you could do. Cezanne paintings & Picasso residence cum burial place is an interesting part of an Amazing real story.
The narrative sounds artificial.
Some amazing shots of his work, and a great pic of him and his dachshund, Lumpito. Saw an amazing exhibition of his paintings of men at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas seven years ago, and love his still life paintings. (Interesting about the striped shirts!)
I literally screamed and sobbed In public when I walked in the room over mother and child in Art Institutecof Chicago.
I live in New York city, I've been going to Moma the Met and other museums seeing is work all my life.
01:25 📜 Picasso's full name is 23 words long, originating from various saints and relatives.
02:20 👶 His midwife initially thought he was stillborn, but he was revived by his uncle using cigar smoke.
03:13 ✏ Picasso's first word was "pencil," reflecting his early inclination towards art.
03:39 🎨 He completed his first painting at age 9, showing early signs of his artistic talent.
04:34 💰 His painting "Les Femmes d'Alger (Version O)" sold for $179.4 million, making it one of the most expensive artworks ever sold.
05:41 🖼 Seven of Picasso's paintings are among the top 50 most expensive paintings in the world.
06:36 💵 At his death, Picasso had an estimated net worth of $500 million.
07:02 ⚖ Picasso's family had a prolonged legal battle over his estate, involving substantial legal fees and disputes over the right to use his name.
07:45 🎨 Picasso's art is categorized into various periods, including the Blue Period, Rose Period, and Cubism.
08:25 👕 He was known for his love of striped shirts, particularly the Breton striped shirts.
09:16 🏛 Picasso was the first living artist to have his work displayed at the Louvre Museum.
09:59 🕵♂ He was questioned by French police when the Mona Lisa was stolen, due to a suggestion by his friend, poet Guillaume Apollinaire.
10:42 🎨 Picasso's works are the most stolen of any artist, with over 1,000 pieces missing.
11:24 🚫 During WWII, the Nazis banned him from showing his art, labeling it as 'degenerate.'
11:50 ⛰ He is buried on Mont Sainte-Victoire- 00:00 ⚙ The movement, or the mechanism that drives the watch, is a critical factor in a luxury watch, with mechanical movements being particularly valued.
03:15 🔍 The watch's crystal, especially if made from sapphire, adds significant value due to its durability and manufacturing process.
04:09 🏗 A luxury watch's construction should be robust, with high-quality metal or materials and a solid feel, reflecting its craftsmanship.
05:06 🎨 The finish, whether polished or brushed, contributes to the watch's aesthetics, indicating meticulous attention to detail.
05:46 🖐 The bracelet or strap should feel special and unique, made from high-quality materials that fit perfectly with the watch's design.
06:13 🔒 The clasp and closure of the watch play a vital role in security and comfort, with the best watches often featuring a double or triple locking system.
06:28 🌟 Materials used in a luxury watch can range from gold and platinum to ceramic and exotic materials, contributing to its exclusivity and value.
07:23 💎 Decoration on a luxury watch, whether hidden in the movement or overtly present, makes the watch unique and special, thereby enhancing its value.
07:50 🏷 Brand signature, displayed in key areas of the watch, underlines the brand's identity and adds to the watch's prestige.
08:18 💍 Jewels in luxury watches, like sapphires or diamonds, elevate their status from a mere timepiece to a piece of fine jewelry.
08:45 💡 High-end watches may have illuminant features for visibility in the dark, with materials like Super-LumiNova being a sign of quality.
09:26 🛠 Complications in a watch, such as perpetual calendars or moon phases, indicate complexity and craftsmanship, contributing to its luxury status.
10:08 🌟 Special features in luxury watches, like resistance to extreme conditions, set them apart and cater to specific, often professional, needs.
10:49 🎨 Design is crucial in luxury watches, where both functionality and artistry are balanced, often making them collectors' items.
11:18 🔍 Certifications like the Geneva Seal or Chronometer certification signify a watch's accuracy, quality, and origin, adding to its prestige.
[12:14](ua-cam.com/video/oytsO68P3Mo/v-deo.html&t=- 00:00 🎨 Vincent van Gogh had multiple individuals named Vincent in his family, including a stillborn older brother.
02:07 🧠 Van Gogh likely suffered from multiple mental illnesses, including schizophrenia, manic depression, and epilepsy.
02:49 🖌 Van Gogh began painting at the age of 27, later than many artists, after a series of different careers.
03:32 ❤ He lived with and cared for a Dutch prostitute, Sien, and her child, showcasing a compassionate side of his life.
04:26 💰 His painting "Portrait of Dr. Gachet" sold for $82.5 million, making it one of the most expensive art pieces sold.
05:08 🎨 Van Gogh was highly prolific, creating about 2,100 artworks in a decade, averaging four pieces per week.
06:05 🌻 His "Sunflowers" painting marked a significant point in art history, selling for $62 million in 1987.
06:19 🖼 Four of Van Gogh's paintings are among the top 30 most expensive ever sold, reflecting his posthumous fame.
07:13 🛒 Van Gogh only sold one painting during his lifetime, "Red Vineyards Near Arles," for approximately $1,000.
07:56 🌈 His time in Paris was transformative, leading to more colorful and vibrant works compared to his earlier pieces.
08:39 🌟 His sister-in-law, Johanna, was instrumental in promoting his work posthumously, leading to his widespread recognition.
09:20 🤳 Van Gogh could be considered the original "selfie king," having created 43 self-portraits over three years.
10:14 🏥 Some of his iconic works, including "Starry Night," were painted while he was in an asylum.
10:55 💔 He possibly had an affair with artist Paul Gauguin and the story of Van Gogh cutting off his ear may involve Gauguin.
11:49 🕵 There's a theory that Van Gogh was murdered, challenging the long-held belief that he died by suicide.
10 More Things You Didn't Know About Picasso...
1. He worked at an Arby's but preferred to eat at McDonald's
2. He invented both Al Gore, the internet and Bitcoin but not in that order, hoping to one day be able to use all three to buy paints and a computer to paint "Etherium" which he painted as the sequel to "Airplane! II: The Sequel"
3. Alfred Hitchcock and Orson Welles would often use him to play both their cameos and potted plants, he would go on hunger fasts to reach potted plant stature
4. Never was called "Picky" for short but would often answer to "Dixie" or "Fido".
5. Not really from Spain but from the Spanish section of the South Bronx where he liked to hang out at Bamburgers where all the tough Bohemian artists used to hang out in their penny loafers
6. Often used to hang out at Monk's and dream of making a tv show about nothing, but was not sure Jim Cramer was right for the part of the neighbor, changed the name to "Reverend Jim" and then "Monica", but NBC wasn't interested
7. "Guernica" was the original pilot for both the "The Brady Bunch" and "The A-team" but it was never picked up for prime time because the networks already had two war sitcoms, one was called "M*A*S*H," and the other, "The Jeffersons"
8. Never made sculptures in lemon jello but would often borrow Matisse's scissors to cut up his chocolate pudding into a Cha-Cha-Cha-Chia pets.
9. Would often run behind Rocky Balboa in Philadelphia chanting in French, "my baguette fights better than you!", to which Balboa would reply, "at least I don't run like I'm wearing high heels and by the way, Matisse wants his scissors back so he can collage you a wig like Mr. T's". Mr. T would often run behind Picasso and say "I pity the fool who eats my chocolate pudding..." behind him Al Gore would run and hop barefoot on one foot to leave a low carbon footprint and behind him Sally Struthers would run and shout "Save the Whales! Save the Whales!" ...to which Carvel's Fudgey the Whale, in high heels, would run and shout behind her, "Save Sally Struthers! Save Sally Struthers!... but don't let her eat me!" -- all running is in reverse evolutionary order with Fudgey being at the top of the evolutionary tree -- "Damn Dirty Fudgey Whales!"
10. Used to jam with Jim Morrison and The Doors on "L.A. Woman" but his solos sounded more like a cross between the themes of "The Rockford Files" and "Murphy Brown".
Hahahaha! I hate him too!
@@dodgedabullet670 WTF?
Lewis Allrightsreserved i knew half of those....
ok
Have I seen a Picasso in real life? Funny story, that. While doing a unit on Guernica, I had an enthusiastic student state that his brother had a Picasso, and did I want to see it? He brought in a framed print, I thought it was neat, he left it and it sat in the back of my room for a few weeks while wet paintings dried next to it. When his brother found out, he was livid. Turns out that what I thought was a poster was a real print made by Picasso. It was worth $15,000 - $17,000.
I see the pai ting styles of Picasso & MF Hussain are quite similar & easy to draw from skill point of view by any student. So - it inspires young artists to copy / do some experiments with thick black lines & color. It is quick & easy. But the essence of it has not come easily. It is lot of Experience & experimentation - par excellence. At the end, these painting inspire every one to start with a line & experiment & experience & explore themselves. Artists need not sell for big money. They can make for their self expression. At the end- Art is not business after? the way it is made to be in most cases - more so with Picasso. At some point - European values have to die for the sake of Art.
Paloma is not his eldest daughter, that would be Maya Picasso. Not so hard to find out, by the way!
Legitimate or illegitimate?
That background music is rich.❤
Wow this man is an amazing artist, super inspiring.
He wasn’t inspiring, he saw women has his machines
cringed when you prononced nr 5 in french...
I cringed at the pronunciation of "pipe" in "Garçon à la pipe". The correct pronunciation is very similar to "peep" but we heard a funny "peep-eh". At least I laughed.
The entire tone of this piece, I'm sure, has made Pablo turn in his grave.
did they forget about the Salon that was an annual art exhibition hosted and ran by the louvre that showcased new and old artists, still living
Yes I did! Picasso exhibition in Nashville it was in 2021 over 30 piece of his original painting. Thank you God 😊
An lot of great masterpieces that Picasso made in his entire life time, god bless him.
Well, it would be kinda weird if he made them after death, right?
God bless him? For viewing women as some toy or more specifically, machines? Nah
Don Quixote by Pablo Picasso 1955.
1:32 yep thats me, my name couldn't even fit in the school ID card and my classmates used to laughing at it
I fortunately have. In San Francisco at momo. Cat catching bird. I actually bought a print because I couldn't leave without that painting. It is in the hallway of our home. Love it.
My most favorite artists of all time..🎨🖼
HEY ALUX I THOUGHT YOU SAID THE TOP TEN MOST EXPENSIVE WOULD BE THIS MONTH
Fun fact: Pablo Picasso would also whip out a gun at people who would ask him the meaning behind his paintings.
Really one of the most resourceful luxury channel in the world.I wonder why it has so less views in its videos and channel subscribers
cause this channel is made for outrageously rich people with no clue on what they are talking about
This helped me pass my test
Very interesting, but a few errors...Paloma is his younger daughter, not his 'eldest.' When she talks about WW II, the sign says WW I. His death bed quote is questionable. His most famous line was when the Nazi held up a copy of Geurnica to him as said, "Did you do this?" His reply, "No, You did." Fascinating and well done movie about Picasso on the NG channel, under their Genius series, and now on Hulu and/or Amazon Prime. Antonio Banderas plays the older Picasso, and said it was a role of a lifetime for him.
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Fake giggles of the voice-over...., Shameful and Unprofessional.
She sucks
He actually sighned his first works Ruiz-Picasso...wasnt till falling out with his father and moving to france,that he started using just Picasso
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"future billionaires" dont go and watch some cringey ass wannabe billionaire youtube channel
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I Admire Pocasso alot I understand his Deepest PaintingsA Transformation of Meditation in cube abstract Deep alot Don't even Know this and the Screaming women I can Identify Real Deep and Strong with those Paintings Pocasso was and still is like my Teacher my style is Another Advanced Style I hide my work from thieves and people who love to Keep Artist Poor I'm Dead serious Art is worth big money alot of People think Artist are Stupid see how much his Art is Worth it's a very Doggy Dog world for Artist but Artist have a Great love for doing there Art Work it's a Passion to full fill Your Greatest works I had lots I noticed others just wanted money and Did not care to help Artist they would Rather Steal Your work and make money off it then really help U it can Ruin Artist path to Do Greator works Deepness is way on hold learn to invest if you want the best see yah
I felt really hydrated with knowledge and insight after watching this video then i scrolled down and saw some of these toxic comments... People are really tense.
Spelling error in your Title of Point 6.
At least two typos in this video. Big money class, guys.
Paloma is Picasso's youngest daughter
most of yall haters to whoever is hustling creating this content, I enjoyed the video!
"Where are you, Jacqueline?" He turned to Dr. Bernal. "You are wrong not to be married. It's useful." They were his last coherent words. He did not say "Drink to me" he was not entertaining guests, he was in bed fighting for every breath.
I knew almost all of these... & Yes, I've seen a Picasso in person in Miami.
Thank you for sharing some really interesting facts. 👍
"Boy with a Pipe". I knew most of these facts. In 06 Le Reve was priceless because that Vegas hotel owner put his elbow through it. However a private sale put it back on the map.
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Love Picasso artwork ❤thx gif he shorten his name.
"10 things you didn't know about Ratan Tata ( owner of Tata ) an Indian entrepreneur " a video on this would be interesting.
It's already on the list :)
Es muy bueno este video.Tendria que tener subtitulado s en Español.Gracias.
Pablo!!! Love of art 🖼
his last words were give me some pencils.
Great video about Picasso. I love the voice.The French names of the paintings were not pronounced correctly though. For example “ Femmes D’Alger” should be pronounced “ Faame” just like the sound of a sheep “ baah” don’t worry about pronouncing the “s” at the end. It is silent.
His full name is 23 letters long, I'm glad that he was only named Pablo Picasso!!!
it is 8:47 pm 8/09/20 and the satellite controllers are still hurting my teeth and face in America in Indianapolis Indiana
At 10:36 you have, not Picasso, but Matisse.
pepe nero sad not more noticed this
This video is very interesting video I think its 10 out 10 for kids to do there homework including me. :-)
im doing my homework to for art we have to research about pablo picasso and i couldnt find anything in google
11:19 Fail "WWI"
Why is everyone hating on the channel guys you don’t have to be rude
“The mid wife thought he was still born”.... “the mid wife actually thought he had not survived”.....”after a difficult birth the midwife believed he had not survived”
I came for Picasso
But stayed for the background music.
Pablo : My name is pablo.......................picasso.
Me : where are others ?
7:30 Maya is his eldest daughter, paloma youngest
instead of WW2 it's written WW1 in the 14th point in the video, please check. btw nice video.😃
It should be WW2 not WW1.
Yeah, that's what I thought too!
She said World War 2, but the caption says WWI.
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@10:37 is Matisse, not Picasso ☹️
He left thousands of art pieces
does anyone have any pictures of paintings or sculptures that anyone had made of me and my family history
When she was describing the Nazis rules and regulations, it sounded eerily similar to modern day China, but I would say China is even more deplorable in certain aspects.
Maya is his eldest daughter, not Paloma.
17. He was a psychopath (For more infos read this article with the testimonies of his ex-wife Gilot, one of his numerous prey: fineartebooks.wordpress.com/tag/picasso-as-psychopath/)
Picasso would pay for things with checks and would end up getting free stuff because his signature on the check at the time and even more now would be worth more than what the check is written for.
PICASSO seems to be great artist
does any one have any pictures of any of the painteers and scalptures painted or make scaluptures of my parents or grandparents and me
Picasso was a communist and a very abusive man with women. He stated once that there were two types of women. Goddesses and doormats. The family battle for his estate was because he never wrote a last will on purpose, just for selfish meanings and to enjoy the mess after his death. His art wasn't nothing relevant or noticeable until Gestrudis Stein, a Jewess merchant make him famous on the double goal to create something that breaks with the "bourgeois" art, following the steps and commands of the international Jewish-Communist agenda and also make money inflating the value of an art that is worthless, this way the Jewish buyers could afford a new art that would increase in value as the time runs and be speculatively re-sold over and over again. Then no need to buy Rembrants, Velazquez etc.He was a very talented painted, who sold his soul for money and fame and did very well what he was required to do. It is evident to anyone that his art is degenerated on purpose to make you believe you are ignorant or out of fashion if you can not perceive the "beauty" or geniality in this type of deformed art. Ask any child (who obviously doesn't have any prejudgement), what painting he/she would like best: Las Meninas of Velazquez or The mademoiselles de Avignon of Picasso. Don't make any mistake, beauty no needs to be taught or induced or learned.
You don’t like Jews ,you don’t like modern art,and you don’t know what children like.So why do you write about it?
thank you this is a lot of information
can you do a brand video on Armani including the sub brands of them too like Emporio Armani and Georgio Armani and Armani Jeans please.
great artist thanks for sharing
8:23 If he's "WELL-KNOWN" for it, don't you think people already KNOW that???
Hey Alux you said WWII but you wrote WWI, which one are we to go with?
Ww2 that was Nazi's period
Video starts at 1:26
In Reality to me Pacasso is not Dead He has a very Deep Painting I call Meditation it's Cubist Abstract He's one of my best friends I stared at his Meditation Peace I feel real Deep into that Painting for months staring at it wondering about how Deep it is I said staring at it for months and learned the secret of Transformation of his style I went Deep into my Art work and Created serious advanced Art that opens up and Talks I have to Animate it I like his screaming women I can identify I have met many of them I created another style secrets are Hidden in my Art about a Fantasy separated sex love affair abstact done with fingers alot Dont see intelligent Art they only see a Picture and no not what it Really is no money no work but I won't stop it not long it's just a simple Video Camra that's been Hard to Get to work I have 4 of them that stops Buisness lack of Equipment for Advanced Artist and then U Stay Broke for Not Helping Artist that Are way Ahead of there time poor people want Art Hummmm
He didn't co-invent anything; rather; he co-opted. He has no significant poetry. In fact; he struggled with letters.
Best artist in the world
He really is one of the greats!
No. 14 fact you have to correct it you say world War ii but it has written world War I
he is extremely gifted.. he painted a lot on the French Riviera.
Nice movie !
this is really helpful
Picasso has more sex than any man could ever imagine
Picasso was prolific in more ways than one.
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