A man, a Picasso, a master shot by different masters. Who are Picasso's masters?

Picasso's Masters: Payne, Newman, Cash and david douglas duncan.

1, Payne

Picasso, shot by Payne in Paris from 65438 to 0967, is a masterpiece of minimalism. When shooting, the top hat blocked Picasso's head, and the collar covered his lips and earlobes. Not only that, Payne covered one eye and half his nose with a shadow.

The beautiful brim curve adds a lot of color to this work. The main feature of the work is to highlight the penetrating power with deep eyes, showing the power of Picasso's keen eyes and his unique aesthetic observation of the picture.

2. Newman

Newman's Picasso was shot at Picasso's residence in 1954. Newman was going to shoot in Picasso's studio, but Picasso was not interested in the photographer who asked for it at first, and only gave Newman 1 hour. As a result, they took five hours, and this photo became Picasso's most distinctive and widely circulated portrait.

The photographer wanted to show Picasso's keen eyes and added a clipping line to the picture. This is a edited photo, and the eyes seem to be pointing directly at your heart. This kind of gaze is the most typical personality characteristic of this master painter.

3. Cash

1954, Cash met Picasso in his ceramic showroom. Cash described that Picasso arrived on time and wore a new shirt. He peeked at his own image in the mirror reflection and intuitively helped Cash complete the composition. The light source at the top right highlights the ceramic works, Picasso's outline is gradually hidden in the black background, and Cash sets off the mystery of the characters with the dark background and the level of light and shadow.

4. david douglas duncan

Duncan was Picasso's personal photographer, and they maintained a family-like friendship until Picasso died. During the acquaintance period of 17, Duncan recorded with a camera how the great artist shuttled back and forth between naturalism and realism, classicism and romanticism, and post-impressionism and realism.

How to leave immortal masterpieces for mankind with colors and bizarre images, and how to cover the whole 20th century with their own brilliance while maintaining a kind and ordinary life.