英语释义

• prolific and influential Spanish artist who lived in France (1881-1973)

片语

Padio Picasso比卡索

Picasso Sculpture毕加索雕塑

Marina Picasso毕加索

PICASSO PRINTS毕加索版画

Pension Picasso毕加索疗养酒店

marie picasso玛莉毕加索

Picasso gold毕加索金

Grand Picasso毕加索

pablo picasso巴勃罗·毕加索，当代西方最有创造性和影响最深远的艺术家

Picasso Lite毕加索

英汉例句

• If ever anyone was born to be a painter, Picasso was.

  如果有谁天生就是画家，毕加索就是一个。

• One day he asked me if I「d visited the Picasso exhibition.

  有一天他问我看没看毕加索的画展。‘看了。’

• The couple went to a Picasso exhibit and, to impress her, Harvey told Gloria that he could probably get the artist」s autograph.

  这一对儿去参观了毕加索的一个画展，为了打动她，哈维告诉格洛里亚他很有可能弄到画家的签名。

• Americans got their first chance to see the work of such painters as Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque.

  美国人第一次有机会看到诸如帕布罗·毕加索和乔治·布拉克。

• The zoo staff affectionately refer to her as their Picasso in training and some even believe they can see a rhino in some of her paintings.

  动物园工作人员亲切地称它为「未来的毕加索」，据说有时甚至能在她的画里看到犀牛的形象。

• Police said Picasso had given the toy to his friend, the Italian artist Giuseppe Parisi.

  警方说，毕加索把「小吉他」送给了朋友——意大利艺术家帕里斯。

• There's no true or false in a Picasso painting, no yes or no in a Mahler composition.

  一幅毕加索的油画中没有对错，在马勒的作曲中也没有是非。

• Picasso was a genius.

  毕加索是一位天才。

• But it is difficult to compare a 1932 Picasso with one painted in 1904-5.

  但是很难将毕加索1932年的作品与1904-5年的画作相提并论。

• Picasso said: 「We all know that Art is not truth.」

  毕加索说：「我们都知道，艺术并非真实。」

• Although professing to be bored by these evenings, Picasso went on attending them until 1925, if only to satisfy the social aspirations of his wife, Olga.

  尽管毕加索表示对这些夜间舞会感到很是无聊，但只要能够满足他妻子奥尔加的社交渴望，他都是一如既往地参加，直到1925年。

• Picasso carefully organizes the suffering and chaos around a central triangle.

  毕加索围绕画面中心的三角形来精心构思、安排这场混乱。

• Here, in one photograph, are Picasso and Jean Cocteau, reportedly at a bullfight, and in another picture, Salvador Dalí.

  这里，在一张照片中，毕加索和让·考克多据说是在斗牛，而在另一张照片中有萨尔瓦多·达利。

• Its striking costumes 「paved the way for the open-work sculptures Picasso would embark on four years later」.

  其张扬的服饰「为毕加索四年后将着手的透雕细工雕塑打下了基础」。

• 「He was very poor, and these canvases were expensive,」 said John Richardson, the Picasso biographer.

  「他非常穷困，而这些画布很贵。」毕加索传记作家约翰·理查德森说。

• The attack on Guernica inspired the passion and genius of Pablo Picasso to reveal his truth about war: war is not about power and glory, war is about pain, suffering, and death.

  对格尔·尼卡的袭击激发了巴勃罗·毕加索的创作热情和天赋，让他挥笔揭露战争的真相：战争无关权力和荣誉，它带来的是痛苦和死亡。