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 | | Saturday, 26 January, 2002, 12:28 GMT In pictures: Picasso in Delhi A large collection of works of art by Pablo Picasso, and his own photographs, is pulling crowds of art lovers in Delhi.  The melancholy mood of Picasso's "Blue Period" sets off this narrative of the artist's progression  Art lovers from all over India's vast expanse are tasting the varied delights of Picasso's creations  The artist as a young man - the exhibition includes a photographic journey along Picasso's life  A key practitioner of the Cubist art form, Picasso stretched its boundaries early in his career  While World War I raged across Europe, Picasso was finding his artistic feet  Picasso was at his exuberant best in the post-war period, flowering visibly in the 1960s  An element of domesticity ran parallel to Picasso's creative flourishes in the 1950s  Paintings from Picasso's Surrealist period spanned the early inter-war years  A synthesis of styles and forms began to characterise Picasso's work as the war ended | | See also:  Internet links: The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites Top South Asia stories now:  Links to more South Asia stories are at the foot of the page. |
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