Description
Biographic: Picasso – A Great Life in Graphic Form
Discover a Picasso you won't find in traditional biographies!
We all know that Pablo Picasso was a pioneer of Cubism and one of the most important artists of the 20th century. But did you know that his full name consists of 23 words? Or that doctors declared him stillborn until his uncle blew cigar smoke in his face?
"Biographic: Picasso" offers a completely new, refreshing approach to the life and work of the master. Instead of thick volumes of text, you get a fascinating journey through 50 key facts, dates, and achievements, presented with stylish and clear infographics.
What will you find in this book?
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Art in numbers: Discover why one of the 15 versions of "Les Femmes D'Algers" sold for a staggering $179 million.
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Unknown facts and curiosities: Learn the story behind Picasso's police interrogation regarding the theft of the "Mona Lisa."
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Visual biography: 120 illustrations and graphics that explain the evolution of his style in an accessible way – from the Blue Period to the birth of modernism.
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Habits and secrets: Discover the artist's daily routines that shaped his brilliant, yet controversial, character.
Why is this the perfect choice?
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Modern form: The Biographics series transforms dry facts into a visual feast. It's ideal reading for visual learners and those who appreciate good design.
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Quick knowledge boost: Thanks to the infographic format, you'll absorb the most interesting facts about Picasso in an instant – perfect as a gift or inspiring coffee table read.
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Prestigious authors: Published by Natalia Price-Cabrera (art historian from UCL) and Dr. Diana Newall, ensuring factual accuracy.
Specifications:
Stylish, insightful, and full of surprises – this book is the perfect gift for any art lover and fan of creative storytelling. Add it to your collection!
