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Picasso's Rose Period represents an important epoch in the life and work of the Spanish artist Pablo Picasso which had a great impact on the developments of modern art. It began in 1904 at a time when Picasso settled in Montmartre at the Bateau-Lavoir among bohemian poets and writers. Following Picasso's Blue Period – which depicted themes of poverty, loneliness, and despair in somber, blue tones – Picasso's Rose Period represents more pleasant themes of clowns, harlequins and carnival performers, depicted in cheerful vivid hues of red, orange, pink and earth tones.

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  • Período rosa de Picasso (es)
  • Période rose (fr)
  • Periodo rosa (it)
  • Picasso's Rose Period (en)
  • Período rosa de Picasso (pt)
  • «Розовый» период Пикассо (ru)
  • 畢卡索的玫瑰時期 (zh)
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  • El período rosa o época rosa de Pablo Picasso es considerado la segunda gran etapa en la carrera artística del pintor, durante la cual instaló su residencia definitiva en París. El período ocurrió entre 1904 y 1907. La obra hecha en este lapso de tiempo destaca por la calidez de sus colores pasteles y la frecuencia de los temas circenses. El desarrollo del estilo, técnica y temática de Picasso durante este período y la subsiguiente etapa primitiva africana o "arte negro"​ desembocarían eventualmente en la creación del cubismo, cuyas primeras obras, aún guardan ciertas características residuales del período rosa. (es)
  • La période rose est une période de la production artistique de Pablo Picasso, située entre 1904 et 1906. Elle tire son nom de la teinte dominante de ses tableaux. Elle constitue la deuxième de la dizaine de variations stylistiques que connaîtra la production artistique picassienne ; elle suit sa période bleue (1901-1904) et précède la période africaine (1907-1909). (fr)
  • 玫瑰時期是指毕加索在1904年至1906年主要使用暖色调的橙色和粉色作画的时期,与其之前的蓝色时期形成了鲜明的对比。在毕加索于1904年遇到了费尔南德之后他一直非常开心,这被认为是它改变了他的画风的一个重要原因。在玫瑰时期的画作中经常会出现马戏团表演,小丑和各种滑稽角色,后来这些成了毕加索余下绘画生涯的重要组成部分。穿着格子衫的滑稽角色成了毕加索的个人标志。 玫瑰时期的毕加索被认为受到了法国的影响,而蓝色时期则被认为受到了来自西班牙的影响,尽管这两种风格都出现于毕加索居住在巴黎的时期。 成交价最高的毕加索的画作《拿着烟斗的男孩》(Garçon à la pipe)就是他玫瑰时期的作品。其他玫瑰时期的作品有:《》(Woman in a Chemise)(1904-1905),《》(Lady with a Fan)(1905),《》(Two Youths)(1905),《》(Harlequin Family)(1905),《》(Harlequin's Family With an Ape)(1905),《》(La famille de saltimbanques)(1905),《》(Boy with a Dog)(1905),《》(Nude Boy)(1906),和《》(The Girl with a Goat)(1906)。 经历了玫瑰时期之后,毕加索进入了非洲时期。 (zh)
  • Picasso's Rose Period represents an important epoch in the life and work of the Spanish artist Pablo Picasso which had a great impact on the developments of modern art. It began in 1904 at a time when Picasso settled in Montmartre at the Bateau-Lavoir among bohemian poets and writers. Following Picasso's Blue Period – which depicted themes of poverty, loneliness, and despair in somber, blue tones – Picasso's Rose Period represents more pleasant themes of clowns, harlequins and carnival performers, depicted in cheerful vivid hues of red, orange, pink and earth tones. (en)
  • Il periodo rosa rappresenta un periodo importante nella vita e nelle opere dell'artista spagnolo Pablo Picasso e ha avuto un grande impatto sugli sviluppi dell'arte moderna. Cominciò nel 1904, quando Picasso si stabilì a Montmartre, nel Bateau-Lavoir, tra poeti e scrittori bohémien. Dopo il periodo blu, che raffigura temi di povertà, solitudine e disperazione con toni cupi di blu scoraggiante, il periodo rosa rappresenta temi più piacevoli di pagliacci, arlecchini e artisti di carnevale, raffigurati in allegre tonalità vivaci di rosso, arancione, rosa e terra. (it)
  • O período rosa de Picasso representa uma época importante na vida e obra do artista espanhol Pablo Picasso e teve um grande impacto nos desenvolvimentos da arte moderna. Tudo começou em 1904, quando Picasso se estabeleceu em Montmartre, no , entre poetas e escritores boêmios. Após o período azul de Picasso, retratando temas de pobreza, solidão e desespero em tons sombrios de tristeza, o período rosa de Picasso representa temas mais agradáveis de palhaços, arlequins e artistas de carnaval, retratados em tons vívidos alegres de vermelho, laranja, rosa e . (pt)
  • «Розовый» период Пикассо представляет собой важнейший этап в жизни и творчестве испанского художника Пабло Пикассо, оказавший, кроме того, огромное влияние на развитие современного искусства. Он начался в 1904 году, когда Пикассо, как и многие богемные писатели и поэты того времени, проживал на Монмартре в общежитии Бато-Лавуар. За «голубым» периодом Пикассо, запечатлевшим в строгих оттенках мрачного голубого темы нищеты, одиночества и отчаяния, «розовый» период представил более приятные темы: клоунов, арлекинов и карнавальных артистов. На нём присутствуют яркие, жизнерадостные краски: оттенки красного, оранжевого, розового и земельного. (ru)
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