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Research Paper On Pablo Picasso

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The artist that i was assigned is Pablo Picasso which was born on October 25, 1881, In Spain and also died April 8, 1973, in Mougins, France. Pablo Picasso was a man known by his art that included techniques like Intaglio,engraving, aquatint, scraper, lithograph, linocut,and steel facing which were included in various types of his art. But first let's begin at the beginning when Pablo Picasso was just a adolescent. When young he obtained his skills from learning from his father who is a professor in arts and crafts so Pablo had learned academic instructions from his father and he developed his drawing skills at a fast pace. After this he and his family had moved to Barcelona and easily entered a school of fine arts. He had only been in Barcelona

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