This artist used an oilcloth stamped with a chair-caning pattern in a work painted on an oval canvas that includes a foldedpiece of paper inscribed with the three letters "JOU," which might refer to the word "journal" or to the verb "to play.
This artist used an oilcloth stamped with a chair-caning pattern in a work painted on an oval canvas that includes a foldedpiece of paper inscribed with the three letters "JOU," which might refer to the word "journal" or to the verb "to play." Thisartist's painting The Accordionist was mistaken for a landscape since it had "Ceret" written on the back, and he showed hismistress Marcelle Humbert strumming the guitar in his portrait titled after the refrain of a popular song, Ma Jolie. This artistsculpted the bronze bust Head of Woman aftfter painting more than sixty portraits of its model, Fernande de Olivier, and he createdthe fiÂrst intentional collage in his Still Life with Chair Caning. In this artist's most famous portrait, he decided to modelthe sitter's head on Iberian masks after making her pose ninety times in a brown, broken armchair. This artist did notableportraits of Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler and Suzanne Bloch. For 10 points, name this Spanish artist who did a 1906 portrait ofGertrude Stein and pioneered synthetic cubism with Braque.
This artist used an oilcloth stamped with a chair-caning pattern in a work painted on an oval canvas that includes a foldedpiece of paper inscribed with the three letters "JOU," which might refer to the word "journal" or to the verb "to play.
Pablo Picasso