By giving the computer an "aesthetic sense, " Collomosse said they were able to create a series of automated artworks with new effects, including Picasso-style cubist pictures.
The same year saw the publication of "Picasso 1881-1973, " a collection of essays co-edited with Roland Penrose that included his own seminal discussion of Picasso's complex relationship to the Surrealist movement.
More conventional, but still huge galleries, roughly 50 feet square, are devoted to the Guggenheim's classic collection of modern art -- Picasso, Braque, Kandinsky, Brancusi, Leger, Miro -- a roll call of the names recent generations have grown up with.
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One typically head-snapping juxtaposition places a proto-Cubist Picasso painting of a head near a 16th-century French wood sculpture of the crucified Christ and those are just two objects among more than two dozen on that wall.
The pair, who had a daughter, Maya Widmaier-Picasso, split when Picasso found a new mistress, Dora Maar.
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This was a period when many of the world's most famous artists visited the Farm - Picasso amongst them.
And that unique quality should make this show, along with the Matisse-Picasso exhibition at the Tate Modern, one of the hits of the summer season.
John Elderfield of the Museum of Modern Art in New York and Elizabeth Cowling of the Tate, two curators working with Mr Golding (in a three-country team of six) on the Matisse-Picasso show.
One by one, the hipsters arrived, and one by one they left shaking their heads - not just at the size of Picasso's enormous canvas - but also at the magnitude of his failure.
In January, three art works -- including a painting by Pablo Picasso and another by Piet Mondrian -- were stolen from the National Gallery in Athens.
Behind it, Carrer de Montcada leads to a series of centuries-old townhouses that together house the Museu Picasso (Carrer de Montcada 15-23).
She believed that anyone that had a desire to become an artist could learn to be a modern-day Picasso (or some form thereof).
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He owns the Torre Picasso, a 43-story skyscraper in Madrid ( Google is a tenant), which he purchased from billionaire Esther Koplowitz in 2011.
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Among his properties: the iconic Torre Picasso, a 43-story skyscraper in Madrid (Google is a tenant), which he purchased from billionaire Esther Koplowitz in 2011.
Which meant that, when MoMA displayed it for the first time in 1939, it was able to promote it as something of a revelation that marked the moment the now-celebrated Picasso changed art forever.
To be splattered and distorted across the ether by the great Dvorak ( "Microsoft, the government and Karlgaard") is rather like being the subject of a one-eyed Picasso portrait (as Saul Bellow might have put it).
The video is understood to show Mr Landeros stencilling an image of a bullfighter, a bull and the word 'conquista' - the Spanish word for conquest - on Picasso's 1932 work Woman in a Red Armchair.
He owns buildings in Madrid, London, Chicago, San Francisco and New York, including the iconic Torre Picasso, a 43-story skyscraper in Madrid (Google is a tenant), which he purchased from fellow billionaire Esther Koplowitz in 2011.
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Interestingly, during these years Braque was soon joined in using this Vanitas subject by Picasso, whose own still-life paintings and sculpture now employed skulls.
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London (CNN) -- A Pablo Picasso painting given to the Greek people in recognition of their resistance to Nazi occupation during World War II has been stolen from the National Art Gallery in Athens.
They range from the inviting and informative Museo del Vino (Wine Museum) that opened in 2008 to the much-lauded Museo Picasso, opened in 2003 and housed in a former palace complete with Roman ruins in the basement.
Pinault owns 2, 000-plus pieces by upward of 80 artists, from Picasso and Mondrian to new talents, like the 33-year-old Swiss-born Urs Fischer, whose flame-color raindrops sculpture cascades over the Palazzo Grassi's central staircase.
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The permanent collection concentrates on international contemporary art post-1945, including Picasso, Giacometti, Baselitz, Warhol and Bacon.
Marie-Therese, who Picasso called his "golden muse", was the artist's mistress from 1927 to 1935.
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Picasso went back to his Bateau-Lavoir studio in Montmartre and painted.
" But so far, he said passersby had gravitated to their hometown favorite: "It's easier here to sell a Chu Teh-Chun than a Picasso.
"Monet and Picasso are like Microsoft and Coca-Cola, " he says.
And she thought her dad was, like, a genius and like a Picasso or something, that how - what fantastic works of art these were, these things that talked to you while you were looking at them.
Fleur El-Hspa, owner the Picasso Express restaurant which had to close due to the roof collapse, said regeneration plans had been in the pipeline "for a couple of years".
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