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©Pablo Picasso paintings 1905-1908

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Picasso moved to Paris in 1904 and settled in the artist quarter Bateau-Lavoir, where he lived among bohemian poets and writers such as Guillaume Apollinaire (1880–1918) and Max Jacob (1876–1944). In At the Lapin Agile from 1905, Picasso directs his attention toward more pleasant themes such as carnival performers, harlequins, and clowns. In this painting, he uses his own image for the harlequin figure and abandons the daunting blues in favor of vivid hues, red for example, to celebrate the lives of circus performers (categorically labeled his Rose Period). In Paris, he found dedicated patrons in American siblings Gertrude (1874–1946) and Leo (1872–1947) Stein, whose Saturday evening salons in their home at 27, rue des Fleurus was an incubator for modern artistic and intellectual thought.

Right profile of clown 1905	Salome 1905	Seated fat clown 1905	Seated female nude 1905	Seated monkey 1905
The bread carrier 1905	The three dutchwoman 1905	Two acrobats with a dog 1905	Fernande with a Black Mantilla 1905-1906	Venus and Cupid 1905
Woman with a Fan 1905	Woman's profile 1905	Young acrobat and clown 1905	Young naked girl with flower basket 1905	Hairdressing 1906
Woman 1906	Woman 1906	Bed with mosquito nets 1906	Boy leading a horse 1906	Bust of nude woman 1906
Bust of woman 1906	Bust of woman 1906	Composition Peasants 1906	El Tinen 1906	Female nude in profile 1906

Fernande with shawl 1906	Fernande's Head 1906	Girl and goat 1906	Harlequin's death 1906	Head of young man 1906
Nude with her hands pressed to each other 1906	Nude woman naked face and nude woman profile 1906	Nude Youth 1906	Nude, study to Harem 1906	Peasants 1906
Portrait of Allan Stein 1906	Portrait of Fernande Olivier in headscarves 1906	Portrait of Gertrude Stein 1906	Reclining Nude. Fernande 1906	Seated nude and standing nude 1906
Loaves of Bread on the Table 1906	Nude on a Red Background 1906	Seated woman with her legs crossed 1906	Self-Portrait 1906	Self-Portrait 1906
Self-Portrait 1906	Self-Portrait 1906	Standing female nude 1906	Still life with Table 1906	Still life with vases 1906

Study to Girls from Avignon 1906	Teenagers 1906	Teenagers 1906	The Harem 1906	Three nudes 1906
Toilette 1906	Toilette 1906	Two brothers 1906	Two naked women 1906	Two nude women 1906
Two nude women 1906	Two nude women 1906	Woman on a donkey 1906	Woman with comb 1906	A girl from Avignon 1907
Bust of woman 1907	Bust of young woman from Avignon 1907	Composition with skull. Study 1907	Dance of the Veils 1907	Exotic Flowers 1907
Female bust 1907	Female nude. Study 1907	Female nude with her arms raised 1907	Flowers on the table 1907	Head of a man 1907

Head of woman 1907	Cruche, bol et citron 1907	Nude. Bust 1907	Nude with Drapery Study for The great dancer 1907	Nude with raised arms. The Avignon dancer 1907
Nude with raised arms 1907	Nude with towel 1907	The Harvesters 1907	Self-Portrait 1907	Still life with lemons 1907
Carafe, Jug and Fruit Bowl 1909	The girls of Avignon 1907	Seated Female Nude 1908-1909	The Great Odalisque, after Ingres 1907	Woman with a Fan 1907
Woman with yellow shirt 1907	A driade. Nude in the forest 1908	Bather 1908	Bathers Drying Themselves 1908	Bathers in the forest 1908
Bathing 1908	Composition with skull 1908	Farm woman 1908	Farm woman 1908	Female nude 1908

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