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You chose a bad example. Picasso is famous for reinventing himself and abandoning cubism (which he invented) to study and pursue classical painting.
by andreilys 6y ago
You chose a bad example.
Picasso is famous for reinventing himself and abandoning cubism (which he invented) to study and pursue classical painting.
- enkid 6y agoBut would those classical paintings be as famous if his earlier work wasn't? Probably not.
- gowld 6y agoAnd Billy Joel switched from Pop to Classical, but his Classical work wasn't as important as his Pop work. He's no Picasso but the pattern holds.
- coldtea 6y ago>Picasso is famous for reinventing himself and abandoning cubism (which he invented) to study and pursue classical painting. He abandoned cubism in his 20s or so. He afterwards had 50+ years of more boring work with less re-invention.