Picasso’s Guernica in 3D

in Art | November 25th, 2009 4 Comments

A good one via @kirstinbutler. Find this video added to our YouTube Favorites.

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  1. bob sauerbrey says . . . | November 25, 2009 / 3:23 pm

    Wow…This is a journey into Picasso’s soul. Thank you.

  2. susanna salim says . . . | November 30, 2009 / 4:01 pm

    That is so very cool. I really enjoyed it. Kind of funny. pespective made flat, made 3-dimentianal. Who would have thought we would get here.

  3. Alastair Hileman says . . . | December 7, 2009 / 9:37 pm

    Never been a real big fan of Picasso. His work is unique, however I much prefer psychedelic or realism to abstract.

  4. Jessica says . . . | December 10, 2009 / 10:46 am

    Extraordinary, indeed. I never would have thought of Picasso’s Guernica as something to be made into three-dimensional figures. It gives a very unusual perspective of what Picasso was probably trying to say with the painting.

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