"Sitting Harlekin" (1905) by Pablo Picasso, limited reproduction on letters

Painting had an undisputed power over Pablo Picasso, who had the skill of a master like Raffael at the age of 12. He created over 40,000 works during his lifetime and is considered the most outstanding artist of the 20th century. Born on October 25, 1881 in Malaga and died on April 8, 1973 in Mougins, Picasso always looked for innovative forms of expression, combined with an inexhaustible ingenuity and the courage to radical changes. Modern art presents its work in a multifaceted manner - lively, complex and inspiring. Always characterized, you can find women, Harlekine, flamenco guitars, peace dust and black bulls in his work, all the penetrates of Picasso's irresistible charisma.