Picasso life as trp

Ambarsariya · 2014-12-25T11:38:04+00:00

Some quotes from article

Fidelity was simply not in his nature. He had scores, perhaps hundreds, of lovers. The extraordinary energy he devoted to his paintings and sculptures — he created some 25,000 original works, more than any other artist in history — was matched only by the dedication with which he pursued women.
In 1909, Picasso left this shabby contentment for a smarter studio. He now had patrons — wealthy American art collectors Gertrude and Leo Stein — and his work was being exhibited. But Fernande was becoming irritated by his intense possessiveness. In 1912, she left him for an Italian painter. Picasso retaliated by taking up with one of her friends, Marcelle Humbert, a frail, slender young woman whom he called Eva. Their love affair was intense, but Picasso’s passion did not preclude dalliances with other women.
For a while, he managed to keep his two young mistresses apart. Then one day they met by accident in his studio. He later described the ensuing scene. ‘Marie-Thérèse turned to me and said: “Make up your mind. Which one of us goes?” I was satisfied with things as they were. I told them they’d have to fight it out for themselves. So they began to wrestle. It’s one of my choicest memories.’
When Dora heard about this new affair, she was shattered. Ignoring her distress, Picasso packed her off to a nearby apartment, where she would wait by the telephone for the ‘master’ to summon her round to his studio.
She called him her ‘god’, kissed his hands and worshipped him devotedly. At first he was indifferent, but they soon became lovers.

Baylien2 · 2014-12-25T19:33:42+00:00

"Picasso was a man of many contradictions: often kindly and sensitive, he could also be selfish, tyrannical and domineering"

The essence of push/pull. Women crave a roller coaster of emotional stimulation.

Diece · 2014-12-25T21:14:17+00:00

I think this brings up an interesting topic.

Why are artists so seductive? What makes them so good with women despite having nothing too them aside from art.

CumForJesus · 2014-12-25T19:24:13+00:00

Holy shit. This man is THE seductor, how come not everyone is aware of it?

Red_King_Rising · 2014-12-28T05:47:59+00:00

The Cathedral attempts to destroy the memory of another great man. This is a hit piece. A public reputation assassination. A rally to the groupthink. A chance to stand tall by tearing down everyone else. I'm sure a hit piece on Hemingway is floating around out there.

Title	Picasso life as trp
Author	Ambarsariya
Upvotes	15
Comments	9
Date	December 25, 2014 11:31 AM UTC (11 years ago)
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