Bullfight: the death of the bullfighter

ID: #358 | Kubism | Abstract

The picture shows an expressive painting depicting a scene from the corrida. In the foreground is a white horse with its back turned towards the viewer, below it a bull can be seen, its horns seemingly penetrating the horse's body. Their bodies fall into dynamic, animated positions that suggest movement and struggle. The background is made up of people observing the scene and colourful buildings, giving the impression that this is an arena. Overall, the image is chaotic and full of emotion.

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Prevailing color of this fine art print is vivid and its shape is landscape.

Pablo Picasso (1881-1973). The son of a professor of painting, whose work includes the entire pilgrimage of modern painting. He created a new style - Cubism - which appeared to various degrees in all his works. The spectrum of his paintings is very diverse (at least 40 different creative periods were identified) and expansive (representing some 35000 pieces). It is therefore impossible to place Picasso in some imaginary pigeonhole. It makes no sense to name his famous works, there are hundreds of them, but it is worth mentioning probably the most famous: Guernica (bombing of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War). This painting is a synthesis of all the art periods - Realism, the blue and pink periods, Cubism, Surrealism, Expressionism, etc., a cry against the trampling of basic human values ​​that is distinctly timeless and unfortunately still valid today.