Pablo Picasso – Pierrot, 1918

Description

Spanish artist and decorator Pablo Picasso was the founder of cubism in the painting genre. His works were permeated with an era of classicism. This orientation was accompanied by strict canons, which gave the images the shape corresponding to the universe. The artist loved the cubic style, as the paintings were notable for their subtlety in the transmission of feelings.

The work “Pierrot” was created in the period of the classical beginning of even forms. The acting game for Picasso has become a significant party in the image of cubic images. Sad puppet hero is depicted on a chair, with his head down. His thoughtful look reminds you of feelings when you need to go on stage, and you are afraid and lost. Pierrot, in fact, is always the sad and tragic hero of theatrical performance.

When painting a picture, the artist clearly expresses the white costume of the actor, with some multi-colored lines. The immediacy and gloom of the actor causes observers to freeze. Piero could not use time for a happy life. His lot is to play on stage and entertain the audience. The flow of colors of the theater room, more like a thinker’s office, this is evidenced by the book on the table. In general, the picture is composed compositionally and correctly, which emphasizes the professionalism of the artist.