Pablo Picasso, the creator of many famous works of art, is a man born on October 25, 1881, with two sisters Lola and Conchita. His sister Conchita died fatally at the age of 4. When Pablo was 8 years old his interests in painting began to lead him to actually paint. Since the artist had such talent, at the age of 5 he took drawing lessons in Malaga, and his father, an art teacher, supported him in every way. The artist took his mother's distinctive name. He was an artistic prodigy. When Picasso was 14 years old he qualified for the Barcelona Academy of Fine Arts test in one day. He may have been the best at art and drawing, but that didn't discount the fact that Picasso wasn't a great student and preferred drawing in notebooks rather than learning anything in class. When Pablo was just older (16 years old) he continued with this bad behavior at school, or outside of school, skipping it to go and draw the people and citizens of Madrid. He changed the art world by inventing new artistic works. He showed the world that he wanted to do something different with his life besides doing what everyone told him to do with his paintings. People in his day painted by measuring and having it in a specific perspective. It was created to be as close to nature as possible. Because Picasso was such a creative and intelligent man, he used his imagination to show the world a whole new era and meaning of the term "art". His long and fulfilling artistic career lasted 75 years of his life. Pablo Picasso was taken under his father's control when he was just a little older. His father Jose Ruiz Blasco, decided that it was better to teach Picasso all about art, he sent him to school where he would be close to his father because there he worked like you...... middle of paper.... ..ions .At the end of 1906 Picasso began to paint with a new and revolutionary approach. He developed inspiration from the works of Cézanne and his representation of space. Picasso's friend George Braque helped him begin to look at space in a more geometric way, which prompted him to begin his efforts to develop a new sculptural sense of space. All this meant that Picasso found his way into the works of Cubism. In conclusion, Pablo Picasso was a very interesting man who did not believe in normal geometric art. He went off to do his own thing (the art of Cubism). He never created a masterpiece that was better than any of his other works because he wanted people to look at his creations as a whole and be equal. He was weak in his composition and this accompanied him for the rest of his life, but thanks to his brilliant ideas of changing art forever, he is now known as a great and special artist..