colors, like features, follow the changes of the emotions. -pablo picasso
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the weeping woman (pablo picasso, 1937) |
this is one of my favorite picasso paintings of this series; the colors tell a story, like all of his works of art, and somehow it makes me happy - even though it is supposed to portray sorrow and suffering.
the muse for this series was a professional french photographer and poet named dora maar, also a lover of picasso.
"dora, for me, was always a weeping woman... and it's important, because women are suffering machines."
nice, pablo.
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the years lie in wait for you (dora maar, 1936) |
The soul that still yesterday wept is quiet -- it's exile suspended
a country without art only nature
Memory magnolia pure so far off
I am blind
and made from a bit of earth
But your gaze never leaves me
And your angel keeps me.
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