I went to Guggenheim Museum on a Sunday afternoon. The museum has great architectural work and some really wild paintings. I saw an amazing painting with great colors by Pablo Picasso called "Moulin de la Galette." This painting seemed to me to represent high-class society. Apparently, "Moulin de la Galette" was a characteristic place of entertainment. Picasso welcomed the opportunity to make human beings, and especially women as the main components of his pictures. "Moulin …
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…a line of what his eyes had latched onto. His portrait was very decorative and the color played a major role, although shapes remain fragmented and flat. Picasso used oil on canvas in this painting and it was displayed as the museum's collection of paintings. It may well have inspired Picasso's choice of subject, but his interpretation with dark shadows is closer to paintings of this same dance hall by Catalan contemporaries. Bibliography NONE REQUIRED