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Research Paper On Pablo Picasso
Quincy Morlan
Mrs. Cleveland
Painting I I
May 23, 2012
Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso started to paint when he was eight years old. Like many children he would make drawing, but his drawing was more creative. When Picasso was young he drew about nature, just like older artists would draw and paint. When Pablo was five he would get drawing lessons at school, in Malaga. Picasso’s father was an art teacher, he would take full control of Pablo’s education in art. He gave him lessons and sent him to school. In 1891 Picasso’s father got a new job at the art school of Instituto da Guarda in La Coruna, where the family moved and in 1892 Pablo joined his father at the Instituto da Guarda as a student. In 1895 his father went to the art

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