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Hola amigos de 
Somos un universo que se equilibra con las aportaciones y acciones de unos y otros y en todo ello pens茅 cuando le铆 Las mujeres detr谩s de Picasso, de la historiadora del arte, Eugenia Tenenbaum. La autora cuenta la historia desde un enfoque de g茅nero, teniendo en cuenta a ocho mujeres que desempe帽aron roles importante en la vida del pintor malague帽o Pablo Picasso.
Mujeres desconocidas a煤n cuando fueron modelos del pintor; artistas algunas; promotoras, resguardadoras de su entorno y obras; as铆 como madres de sus hijos. Relatos con ribetes sociol贸gicos; vivencias ali帽ando el arte y dando vida o matices a la personalidad y creaci贸n del pintor.
Es una obra cuya narrativa fluye ligeramente como si fueramos testigos un siglo atr谩s, junto a sus protagonistas. Veo 24 a帽os de mi vida reflejada en cada p谩gina
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Estas ocho mujeres estuvieron muy cerca de Picasso, formaron familia y dieron alas a su arte: Fernande Olivier, Eva Gouel, Olga Khokhlova, Marie-Th茅r猫se Walter, Dora Maar, Fran莽oise Gilot, Genevi猫ve Laporte y Jacqueline Roque, vienen a referir sus propias vidas; bordando los acontecimientos que las unieron al pintor del Guernica.
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Sent铆 en mi piel a cada una de estas mujeres aportadoras de ideas, enamoradas, sustentadoras de hogar, sombras de la gloria; im谩genes vilipendiadas; rebeldes o sumisas; despose铆das de los frutos que ayudaron a generar.
Quizas es f谩cil, pasado el tiempo, ser determinante en lo que no se desea en ese tipo de relaci贸n, mientras transcurre se tiene la esperanza del cambio. Luego todo forma parte del alimento espiritual que sostiene y evoluciona nuestras vidas.
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Lo m谩s notorio en todas estas historias de vidas desarrolladas a finales del siglo XIX, otras en el XX, o en el transcurso de ambos, es que detr谩s de cada circunstancias est谩 la sociedad intolerante e intransigente con las mujeres.
En ellas veo algo com煤n conmigo: el amor; todas sumidas en la tristeza por el efecto del ego de un hombre posesivo al que entregaron sus vidas.
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Esta lectura me deja la certeza que comparto con ustedes, todos trascendemos dejando una huella. Tendremos a alguien que sepa hablar de nuestras vidas aunque otros disfruten en menoscabarlas.
El arte y el mundo que lo rodea nos da el complemento para mirarnos en 茅l cual espejo; nuestra liberaci贸n o catarsis sucede en el momento exacto en que quitamos el velo que obnubila los sentidos y echamos a andar.
Se trata entonces de hacer, de avanzar sin mirar atr谩s; construyendo castillos con las piedras con las que tratan de sepultarnos.
...........馃崈..........
Esta publicaci贸n ha sido escrita y documentada por m铆, no contiene IA. Las fotos utilizadas son debidamente referenciadas
English
look at myself in the mirror
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Hello friends of
We are a universe that is balanced with the contributions and actions of each other and I thought about all of this when I read The Women Behind Picasso, by the art historian, Eugenia Tenenbaum. The author tells the story from a gender perspective, taking into account eight women who played important roles in the life of the Malaga painter Pablo Picasso.
Unknown women even when they were the painter's models; some artists; promoters, protectors of their environment and works; as well as mothers of their children.
Stories with sociological overtones; experiences seasoning the art and giving life or nuances to the personality and creation of the painter. It is a work whose narrative flows slightly as if we were witnesses a century ago, along with its protagonists. I see 24 years of my life reflected on each page
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These eight women were very close to Picasso, they formed a family and gave wings to his art: Fernande Olivier, Eva Gouel, Olga Khokhlova, Marie-Th茅r猫se Walter, Dora Maar, Fran莽oise Gilot, Genevi猫ve Laporte and Jacqueline Roque, come to tell their own lives; embroidering the events that united them with the painter of Guernica.
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I felt in my skin each of these women who brought ideas, were in love, supported the home, shadows of glory; vilified images; rebellious or submissive; dispossessed of the fruits they helped generate.
Perhaps it is easy, over time, to be decisive in what you do not want in that type of relationship, while it passes you have the hope of change. Then everything is part of the spiritual food that sustains and evolves our lives.
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The most notable thing in all these life stories developed at the end of the 19th century, others in the 20th, or during both, is that behind each circumstance is society, intolerant and intransigent with women.
In them I see something common with me: love; all immersed in sadness due to the effect of the ego of a possessive man to whom they gave their lives.
Photos taken from the book
This reading leaves me with the certainty that I share with you, we all transcend, leaving a mark. We will have someone who knows how to talk about our lives even if others enjoy undermining them.
Art and the world that surrounds it gives us the opportunity to look at ourselves in it like a mirror; Our liberation or catharsis occurs at the exact moment in which we remove the veil that clouds the senses and begin to walk.
It is then about doing, moving forward without looking back; building castles with the stones with which they try to bury us.
...........馃崈..........
This post has been written and documented by me, it does not contain AI. Photos used are properly referenced
