When you think of Picasso, which of his works of art do you visualise?
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Ed the Jetpacking Headbanger
ANSWERS: 13
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the dream.... ah... those were the days...
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Guernica.
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Guernica for me, too.
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I like his blue period.
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"The Old Guitarist" (1903)
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Guernica, The Ladies of Avignon, Many paintings from his blue period.
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I saw a drawing of some pidgeons that he did when he was a young boy.That's the one I like to think of.
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Quite a few: Guernica (Prado), Les Desmoiselles d'Avignon (MoMA), the portrait of Ambroise Vollard (1910, Pushkin Museum, Moscow)), the portrait of Daniel Henry Kahnweiler (Art Institute of Chicago) (1910), The blue Guitar, The Three Musicians, The Dream (The portrait of the sleeping Marie-Therese Walther from 1930-31), The Harlequin from 1915 (MoMA), the Baboon sculpture, the Monument to Guillaume Apollinare, 1928, The portrait of Fernande Olivier (1908-9, bronze), the Portrait of Gertrude Stein (1906), and several others.
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I think of the Chicago Picasso.
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Les Demoiselles d'Avignon
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The grotesque ones that look like they were drawn by a depressed and piss-drunk 7-year old with visual dyslexia.
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I can't visualize any of his crap. Give me Dali any day.
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Probably Guernica, followed closed by the Old Man with A Guitar.
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