Picasso: And the Color would Remain
Perhaps you are one of those people who are bothered by the raucous celebration of certain works of art simply because they are famous, and you think - like me - that it is the practice of modern mediocrity to do so. Perhaps it was said to me that the most famous artist, Pablo Picasso, stands at the top of the list of artists who enjoy a vociferous audience of this type. , until he could almost breathe the lights of the cameras, which he has never known his fondness for, and the image that he produces. You may also be convinced that many of his works have gained fame that is not equal to their true artistic value, and not only came at the expense of great works by the artist himself, but that people's obsession with them and their owner has swallowed up artists not inferior to Picasso, and deprived their works that belong to his same Cubism school that deserves the masses. .
