Picasso and his women. Nechaev S.

Pablo Picasso - a Spanish painter, the founder of cubism, according to a survey of the 2009, the most famous artist of the 20th century. However, as it was known, nothing human was alien to him. Pablo Picasso loved women very much. As he himself said: “I did not wait for a reasonable age to start. If you wait, it is precisely the mind that can then interfere. ” And he began walking along the Barcelona brothels at the age of 15. Then he continued to replenish his Donjuan list in Paris - a recognized capital of love. Of course, women influenced Picasso's life, but even more he influenced them. The poet Charles Bodler once said that a man has only two paths: either he becomes a slave to a woman, or turns into an executioner tormenting her body and soul. Great Picasso with confidence can be attributed to the category of such executioners. No wonder his mother told Olga Khokhlova: “I don’t think that my son, who is exclusively concerned with himself, can be happy at least one woman.”

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