On Gardner's Art through the Ages: The Western Perspective, Volume 2, it was written that Picasso has a different perspective in understanding art. He believes that the masks are not ordinary but contains magic that becomes a medium between human and the forces of evil. In the book, it stated that he wanted to capture this power as he tried to express it on his paintings.
Picasso was inspired by primitive art as well as African and Iberian culture. During his time, art works look strange and unique and were based on the colonizer's findings on their conquered lands.
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Spring Day on Karl Johan Street, 1891 by Edvard Munch. Seurat replaces Manet as the leading influence on Munch in this work. The fluid masses of the crowds now sparkle and glitter with the speckled application of contrasting warm and cool colors. Munch's emotive perception of the vigor and freshness of a spring day, however, breaks through the rationalist 'scientific' control of pointillism advocated by Seurat, and, as in the pointillist paintings by Van Gogh and Gauguin
I believe it is the Greek civilization
