I t’s Pablo-matic: Picasso According to Hannah Gadsby is the new, much contested exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum. I like the Brooklyn Museum. It’s had a crazy trajectory over its 125-year ...

During the last decade the works of massive, humorous, Spanish-born Pablo Ruiz Picasso, 48, at present the most famed Parisian painter, have been bought at huge prices by museums, enthusiasts, ...

Spanish Cubist Pablo Picasso allegedly once claimed, "It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but a lifetime to paint like a child." Picasso was also an art school dropout by the age of 16 ...

The immersive and long-awaited Pablo Picasso exhibition at the Cleveland Museum of Art will finally open Sunday. The only thing more "unprecedented" than the times that delayed it is the work ...

Pablo Picasso, “The Soup” (1903). The critic calls this one of the “mopey” paintings from the artist’s Blue Period, without the complexity he would go on to achieve.

To illustrate the point, he tells the story of Pablo “Pablito” Picasso (the son of Paulo Picasso, Pablo’s son by his first wife, Olga Khokhlova), who committed suicide in 1973, at 24.