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Pablo Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga.
At his birth he HAD respiration problems so cigar smoke was blown into his nose.
The first word of baby was Lapiz, that is pencil in Spanish language.
Picasso had learned to draw before he learned to talk.
He was the only son in the family and was very spoiled.
Picasso detested school and preferred to stay with his father who became an art teacher in 1891.
One evening the father WAS PAINTING a picture of their pigeons then he went away and left his work incomplete.
When he returned he found that his work had been finished very well.
The drawing was so beautiful that The father presented his job tools to the tirtheen Pablo and stopped to draw.

The Picasso Style was considered brilliant by a lot of people but others remained upset by this style so eccentric.
The faces were created with triangles and squares and the correct position of nose, mouth..WASN'T RESPECTED.
A famous portrait MADE by Picasso is that of the american writer Gertrude Stein and one of the most famous masterpieces
of modern painting is without doubt is Guernica, made in 1937, a painting that tells the bombing of the small Basque town
during the spanish civil war.
The work is of hard impact and describes perfectly the horror and the mounstrousness of the war.

Picasso married twice and had 4 sons and many mistresses. When he married Pamola , the second wife, Picasso had almost 70 years.
When Picasso reached 90 years he WAS EULOGIZED with an exhibition in the Louvre in Paris.
Picasso CREATED 6000 artistic works and today they cost millions of pounds.

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Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga in 1881
At birth, he was diagnosed with a respiration disorder and had cigar smoke blown up his nose. The first word he spoke as a child was “lapiz”. (Pencil in Spanish)
Before he learned to speak, Picasso had learned to draw.
Being the only male child in his family, Pablo was spoiled horribly.
Picasso detested school and preferred to stay with his father who became an art teacher in 1891. One evening Pablo’s father was painting/drawing/working on a picture of their pigeons then left, leaving his work incomplete. When he returned he found that his work had been finished very well. The drawing/painting was so beautiful that his father presented the then thirteen year old Pablo with his work tools and gave up painting/drawing.

Picasso’s eccentric style was considered brilliant by many critics of the time while others considered it upsetting.
He created faces using geometric shapes, such as squares and triangles, while not respecting the correct positioning of the nose and mouth.
Among Picasso’s most famous masterpieces are a portrait of American Writer Gertrude Stien and, without a doubt, “Guernica”, finished in 1937, which depicts the bombing of a small Basque village during the Spanish civil war. Guernica is a dramatic piece of work which perfectly depicts the monstrous horror of the war.

Picasso married twice, fathering 4 sons. He had many mistresses. He was almost 70 by the time he married his second wife; Paloma. When he turned 90 he was honored (eulogized is after you are dead) with an exhibition in the Louver in Paris.
Picasso created more than 6000 works during his life that are valued in millions of pounds today.