PICASSO From a twodimensional vision to the threedimensional

PICASSO From a two-dimensional vision to the three-dimensional representation

Picasso’s life in the south of France with Jacqueline

Picasso’s Atelier The painter used to work here every day.

PORTRAITS of Jacqueline Profile a two-dimensional representation

PORTAIT Frontal Portrait, from Picasso’s sketchbook: a two-dimensional representation

PORTAIT A simultaneous vision, from two-dimensional to threedimensional representation

PORTRAIT Profile Two-dimensional representation in clay

PORTRAIT A simultaneous vision; From two-dimensional to three-dimensional representation

PORTRAIT Question: 2 D or 3 D?

PORTRAIT Question: 2 D or 3 D?

PORTRAIT Question: 2 D or 3 D?

PORTRAITS class activities Creative workshop

HOTS ACTIVITIES View some slides about the use of 2 D and 3 D representation in Picasso’s artwork. Analyse and give reasons for it. Then try to create an artwork representing your portrait from 2 D to 3 D vision, introducing a simultaneous representation.

HOTS ACTIVITIES Hypothesise, analyse, reason, evaluate and create something. Problem solving, exploring possibilities.

HOTS ACTIVITIES View some slides about the use of 2 D and 3 D representation in Picasso’s artwork. Analyse and reason about it. Then create an artwork representing your portrait from 2 D to 3 D vision, introducing a simultaneous representation.