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Violin

Creation period
1912
Dimensions
55x46 cm
55x46
Technique
oil on canvas
11
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Pablo Picasso
Violin
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“Violin”

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The painting “Violin” was created by Pablo Picasso during the summer of 1912, when he worked in Sorgues on a series dedicated to musical instruments. This was a period of changes in his painting that led him to the new stage of Cubism — synthetic. Picasso breaks apart the instrument down to its components, demonstrating it from different points of view at the same time. We have to reconstruct the image of the violin in our minds. 

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About the composition

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The compositional completeness synthesizes all the elements, though every detail has its special beauty and thoroughness. The impression they produce together is not the impression of the instrument; rather, it is the feeling of the music that it produces. 
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About the music

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Music as a form of art is consonant to artworks by Picasso: it does not illustrate anything, but it creates its own artistic world. In this work, Pablo Picasso shows the texture of a real material — the wood that the violin is made of. This is a direct path to creating collages — works created using parts of other objects: newspaper pieces, tobacco packages, and parts of wallpaper, which began to appear in Picasso’s work very soon.
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Violin

Creation period
1912
Dimensions
55x46 cm
55x46
Technique
oil on canvas
11
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