Picasso’s full name is Pablo Picasso. Picasso was a prolific painter. According to statistics, his works totaled nearly 37,000 pieces, including: 1,885 oil paintings, 7,089 sketches, and 20,000 prints. There are 6121 lithographs.

He was elected as the top ten greatest painters of the 20th century with a high vote of 40. Regarding his works, Picasso said: "Every one of my paintings contains my blood. This is the meaning of my paintings." Among the top 10 highest-priced paintings in the world, Picasso's works account for 4 of them.

Picasso devoted his life to the innovation of painting, using the achievements of modern Western philosophy, psychology, and natural science, and absorbing the nutrition of national folk art to create a very expressive artistic language. There is a Picasso Museum in Paris. museum.

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Picasso’s painting methods and styles changed several times throughout his life. Perhaps due to his sensitivity and precocity to the impermanence of the world, coupled with his poor family background, Picasso's early works were full of precocious melancholy, and his early paintings resembled expressionist themes.

During his studies, Picasso worked hard to study academic techniques and traditional themes, resulting in works depicting religious themes. Degas' soft tones and the high-society themes pursued by Lautrec were also the subjects of Picasso's early studies.

The drastic political changes have led to tragic scenes for the people, and Barcelona, ??as an important city, is the first to bear the brunt. Perhaps it was this dual stimulation of excitement and despair that gave Picasso the melancholy power of the Blue Period in his subconscious.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia--Pablo Picasso