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( 8 pp) It is always curious to see how one piece
of art may connect with another. This discussion
will suggest that other than both subjects being
women, it would initially appear that there are
more contrasts than similarities. Yet it is
suggested that the emotional intensity of both
paintings is what ties them together, and that too
will be explored. Bibliography lists 8
sources includes visuals.
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what ties them together, and that too will be explored. Bibliography lists 8 sources plus visuals. BBpiccez.doc WOMEN: PICASSO AND CEZANNE Written
by B. Bryan Babcock for the Paperstore, Inc., April 2001 Note to student: It is easier to make comparisons of visual work if you have examples of it.
Visuals follow bibliography. Please note additional remarks for this sample paper after conclusion. Introduction It is always curious to see how one piece of art may connect with another.
This discussion will suggest that other than both subjects being women, it would initially appear that there are more contrasts than similarities. Yet it is suggested that the
emotional intensity of both paintings is what ties them together, and that too will be explored. Pablo Picasso The example from Picassos is La repasseuse (1904) Woman Ironing.
This is a painting from what has been called Picassos "Blue Period," a two and a half to three year time in his early twenties when he was grieving the
suicide of a good friend, Carles Casagemas. Psychological implications are read into this period more than most. Blue was a melancholy color; in modern language today we
even equate the color with emotional sadness. Music has a similar terminology - the blues are sad and soulful. According to Johnson (1997), Picasso painted his friend "unsympathetically."
He painted him blue and shades of blue - another painting of the same period is labeled "Tragedy. Johnson also suggests that Woman Ironing still is a
"hopeful" painting because of the white dress the woman is wearing. The great thing, about a lot of art, is the viewer, often "gets" to have the ultimate translation,
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