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Picasso's Transition from 2D to 3D: Portraits of Jacqueline in Southern France

Explore Picasso's journey from two-dimensional to three-dimensional representation through his life in the South of France with Jacqueline. Join a creative workshop to analyze and create artworks inspired by Picasso's use of simultaneous vision.

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Picasso's Transition from 2D to 3D: Portraits of Jacqueline in Southern France

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  1. PICASSO From a two-dimensionalvision to the three-dimensionalrepresentation

  2. Picasso’s life in the south of France with Jacqueline

  3. Picasso’s Atelier The painter used to work here every day.

  4. PORTRAITS of Jacqueline Profile a two-dimensionalrepresentation

  5. PORTAIT FrontalPortrait, from Picasso’ssketchbook: a two-dimensionalrepresentation

  6. PORTAIT A simultaneous vision, from two-dimensional to three-dimensional representation

  7. PORTRAIT Profile Two-dimensional representation in clay

  8. PORTRAIT A simultaneous vision; From two-dimensional to three-dimensional representation

  9. PORTRAIT Question: 2D or 3D?

  10. PORTRAIT Question: 2D or 3D?

  11. PORTRAIT Question: 2D or 3D?

  12. PORTRAITS classactivities Creative workshop

  13. HOTS ACTIVITIES View some slides about the use of 2D and 3D representation in Picasso’s artwork. Analyse and give reasons for it. Then try to create an artwork representing your portrait from 2D to 3D vision, introducing a simultaneous representation.

  14. HOTS ACTIVITIES Hypothesise, analyse, reason, evaluate and create something. Problem solving, exploring possibilities.

  15. HOTS ACTIVITIES View some slidesabout the use of 2D and 3D representation in Picasso’sartwork. Analyse and reasonaboutit. Then create an artworkrepresentingyourportrait from 2D to 3D vision, introducing a simultaneousrepresentation.

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