Because female artists get less attention than men. See how Frida Kahlo was referred to as ‘wife of renowned artist Diego Rivera also does some doodles’ for years
I'm the same, never heard of her. Watched a youtube on Picasso the other day and there was no mention of his daughter Paloma, thought my memory was mistaken, so I looked her up and sure enough there comes her mother. So glad I did. What an amazing woman and so prolific in all she does.
Yes, same here... I only learned about her today, it's a shame! As to mediocre, white male painters, school and art history books made sure I learned about all of them (beside those who really are good, of course)
What a woman! Just finding out about her and her wonderful life. She is also the mother of Tiffany's jewelry designer. It seems she used lots of wisdom throughout her life.
what an impressive, inspiring woman! And yet, there's a lot of "Picasso this, Picasso that...". Will we ever be able to just appreciate female artists on their own? It would be so much more interesting if the focus was on her brilliant and huge body of work instead of her relationship with men. If it can't be avoided to bring up Picasso, it should also be mentioned how he tried to ruin her artistic career out of sheer vengefulness. Even if that's not what people want to know about someone who's considered a "genius" and demigod of the art world.
There is something a little disjointed in this combination of, on one hand, insisting on being herself, having her personality, being this fearless self-possessed creator, and on the other marrying, not once but twice, a much older and much more famous man.
She can handle them on her terms. Bigger things in life than fame and ego. Couldn't do anything for the painters issues so moved onto the scientist who had more sense and so got to share her life.
@@marklimbrick But you never hear of male self-possessed creators marrying once, let alone twice, a famous woman (unless she is famous for being beautiful). What I mean is that her implicit feminism, or at least profession of independance, feels a little bogus. (I don't understand what your verbless sentence "bigger things in life than fame and ego" refer to).
I had many projects and made them about him. I have an art assignment and we are making a fake cake inspired by famous artists. I am using him for the 5th time now😂 I have to do a 2-tier cake 🎂 with a cake slice 🍰 Also,today's my birthday.;-;
Une femme sans talent bourgeoise et sans aucune originalités elle se croyait une grande artiste elle restera dans la postérité que comme un modele de Picasso .Elle a largement profiter de sa notoriété et si elle aurais pas ete la compagne de Picasso elle n'aurais fait aucune carriere elle n'a fait que singer la peinture du grand maitre surtout la periode ou elle a partagé sa vie et par la suite ses tableaux de figures géométriques comme le font les mauvais peintres .Moi je la vois comme une femme pretentieuse et opportuniste ayant construit sa carriere sur la seul notoriete de Picasso ce n'est pas par hasard si aucune galerie et musées pendant plus d'une decennie n'ont jamais voulu exposé ses tableaux elle a aucun talent.
Everybody always said that picasso was a monster, but what about all the Yoko Ono.. Who could remember her if it wasn't for her relationship with picasso?most of her paintings are just picassos copies.
@@Methilde are you talking to yourself? Read all the Picasso history.. Maybe you discover that she just escaped from her father using picasso (a rich and famous painter ) to use his contact in the art world... And more she has no talent.. I say one more time, her works are just picasso copies. And one more thing, she gained a lot of popularity and money talking bad things about him in her book "life with picasso".. So please shut up.
If you understand art, you would see that Francoise Gilot is a brilliant artist in her own right. Her abstract work is influenced by Picasso, but there is a brightness, and nuanced joy in her work that I don’t particularly feel in Picasso’s. Indescribable beauty in the genius work of Picasso, but for me, not always possessing a “joie de vivre”. She copied him? No. Influenced by him? Yes.
I've been to a Picasso museum - what I'd really like is to visit a Gilot museum. This woman is amazing.
YES!!!
Ikr! She’s really good!!!
I keep watching this over and over. What a delight!
So I do!
Such a beautiful ,talented , and strong woman 💜
I love this woman. Why couldn’t I study her in school!
Because she is woman!
Because female artists get less attention than men. See how Frida Kahlo was referred to as ‘wife of renowned artist Diego Rivera also does some doodles’ for years
What not to love in a strong, talented woman with a great taste of humour.
I just love her..sheer inspiration
Shes such an inspiration ❤️🌹
75 years of painting under her belt. Wow!
@@e-cuauhtemoc never too old to do something! that's awesome
Love and Respect Ms. Francoise Gilot
What a joyful person. A treasure.
An amazing woman, her book was one of the first art books that I ever read. 😀
Oh!! ...Wow...
What an honest, funny lady..
RIP Francoise Gilot. The only woman that left Picasso
Strong Woman.. Admirable..
Her painting vibrate and her humor is so fun, why i never heard of her.
I'm the same, never heard of her. Watched a youtube on Picasso the other day and there was no mention of his daughter Paloma, thought my memory was mistaken, so I looked her up and sure enough there comes her mother. So glad I did. What an amazing woman and so prolific in all she does.
Yes, same here... I only learned about her today, it's a shame! As to mediocre, white male painters, school and art history books made sure I learned about all of them (beside those who really are good, of course)
still sparky and beautiful!
Son livre “vivre avec Picasso” est un bijou. Plein d’émotions. Elle adore toujours Picasso.
Françoise Gilot is a wonderful woman, creative, bright, strong. A role model for ever 🌿
This is so Awesome! Love her! WOW! Gilot!
Madame Gilot is a spunky woman who has a vivacious personality. It's time to find one of her books to learn more about her.
What a great time capsule of a wise women. Thanks for sharing
Brilliant!!
What a delightful lady!
GENIUS BROUGHT ME HERE.
Just looked it up in 2021 and jep... She's still going... 99 years old by the way
Oh my gosh so beautiful
Amazing woman.
Delightful!
Beautiful woman...I read her book, it was wonderful. So amazing...love her work!
What book please? She has quite a few.
She’s a brilliant woman, very talented.
elle est magnifique
Amazing artist with an amazing artistic life.
What a woman! Just finding out about her and her wonderful life. She is also the mother of Tiffany's jewelry designer. It seems she used lots of wisdom throughout her life.
Beautiful story and artwork
I love her.
Picasso is The Legend.
Love from Indonesia...
Absolute genius meets its match - you decide which is which! :-)
agreed
I just love her. She is a strong woman, who did not buy the patriarchy put upon her and simply, walked away.
Much admiration and Great Respects tis correct about french woman Ms Francoise Gilot A Godess
I am so inspired by her
I'm an admirer.
Happy 100th birthday
So funny closing 😂
Uplifting💟
love.
Lovely...
What an absolute rockstar
I've got a book signed by her.
Picasso and Gilot made a great team. RIP Picasso.
Great Spirit!!!!
One heck of a trip.
RIP
Inspirational lady been there Artist in her own right x
Cool lady. Very productive
Pablo aside, I love her work. Pablo considered, in comparison?
We won't do that.
I wonder what she thought of the National Geographic series about Picasso which ended a few weeks ago.
I watched the enitre series and came away with a new female role model. Ms. Gilot is an inspiration!
i think in another 10-20 years, marilyn manson will look exactly like her.
Mike K. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
She was there. I want to know.
what an impressive, inspiring woman! And yet, there's a lot of "Picasso this, Picasso that...". Will we ever be able to just appreciate female artists on their own? It would be so much more interesting if the focus was on her brilliant and huge body of work instead of her relationship with men. If it can't be avoided to bring up Picasso, it should also be mentioned how he tried to ruin her artistic career out of sheer vengefulness. Even if that's not what people want to know about someone who's considered a "genius" and demigod of the art world.
Wow She is amazing. She met Picasso. I am glad I found Georg. Maybe he can help me with. my Art. He has an Art Channel. He knows so much about it.
❤️❤️
There is something a little disjointed in this combination of, on one hand, insisting on being herself, having her personality, being this fearless self-possessed creator, and on the other marrying, not once but twice, a much older and much more famous man.
She can handle them on her terms. Bigger things in life than fame and ego. Couldn't do anything for the painters issues so moved onto the scientist who had more sense and so got to share her life.
@@marklimbrick But you never hear of male self-possessed creators marrying once, let alone twice, a famous woman (unless she is famous for being beautiful). What I mean is that her implicit feminism, or at least profession of independance, feels a little bogus. (I don't understand what your verbless sentence "bigger things in life than fame and ego" refer to).
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no woman is a doormat , with all due respect Mr. Picasso!
100.000 vueltas le da a Picasso pintando, eso era lo que de verdad le jodió al “genio” malagueño toda la vida.
Que tonteria??
who else is here for art class cause of corona???😂
I had many projects and made them about him.
I have an art assignment and we are making a fake cake inspired by famous artists.
I am using him for the 5th time now😂
I have to do a 2-tier cake 🎂 with a cake slice 🍰
Also,today's my birthday.;-;
Ses peintures sont excellentes : elle gagne à être connue pour elle et non comme copine de Picasso!😊
She was very pretty in her young days..great woman 👠😅
She was beautiful throughout her life!
Wasn't Picasso still married to his wife, Olga, when #FrancoiseGilot was having babies with him?
Une femme sans talent bourgeoise et sans aucune originalités elle se croyait une grande artiste elle restera dans la postérité que comme un modele de Picasso .Elle a largement profiter de sa notoriété et si elle aurais pas ete la compagne de Picasso elle n'aurais fait aucune carriere elle n'a fait que singer la peinture du grand maitre surtout la periode ou elle a partagé sa vie et par la suite ses tableaux de figures géométriques comme le font les mauvais peintres .Moi je la vois comme une femme pretentieuse et opportuniste ayant construit sa carriere sur la seul notoriete de Picasso ce n'est pas par hasard si aucune galerie et musées pendant plus d'une decennie n'ont jamais voulu exposé ses tableaux elle a aucun talent.
Un monstrr dans un gant de velours,
U should speak french, it's sometimes more convenient.
She learned with pablo and used Picasso celebrity.
Everybody always said that picasso was a monster, but what about all the Yoko Ono.. Who could remember her if it wasn't for her relationship with picasso?most of her paintings are just picassos copies.
Useless comment.
@@Methilde are you talking to yourself? Read all the Picasso history.. Maybe you discover that she just escaped from her father using picasso (a rich and famous painter ) to use his contact in the art world... And more she has no talent.. I say one more time, her works are just picasso copies. And one more thing, she gained a lot of popularity and money talking bad things about him in her book "life with picasso"..
So please shut up.
@@g.o.7282 Still useless.
@@Methilde 👍
If you understand art, you would see that Francoise Gilot is a brilliant artist in her own right. Her abstract work is influenced by Picasso, but there is a brightness, and nuanced joy in her work that I don’t particularly feel in Picasso’s. Indescribable beauty in the genius work of Picasso, but for me, not always possessing a “joie de vivre”. She copied him? No. Influenced by him? Yes.
This woman had no talent at all.
That is not true. If you don’t understand modern art, keep an open mind, and learn about it. It may open an amazing door for you.
RIP, Françoise Gilot.