Pablo Picasso was a real heartthrob, there were always women around him who adored him. Only now, sacrificial love cost the girls endless suffering, some of them went crazy and even took their own lives. Rambler will tell you more about this.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
At the age of 36, the artist married the Russian ballerina Olga Khokhlova. Then many believed that Picasso settled down and found his happiness. Only Pablo's mother did not stop repeating that her son was not created for the family. At some point, the couple had a child, and the beautiful ballerina turned into a tired woman, which did not please her husband. Picasso quickly found a mistress, but did not get divorced, because he did not want to divide the property.<\/p>\n
The place of the ballerina was taken by 17-year-old Maria-Therese Walter. In view of her age, she could not argue with the artist and stand up for herself, while Picasso enjoyed the mystery of their connection, he loved it when the girl cries. She later recalled that the artist had sadistic tendencies, he longed for complete submission. Picasso was a real abuser and divided women into "goddesses" and "foot mats". It gave him the greatest pleasure to turn the first into the second. Four years after Picasso's death, Maria Theresa committed suicide.<\/p>\n
Being in a relationship with Maria Theresa, the artist fell in love with the photographer and his model Dora Maar. One day, Walter and Maar accidentally crossed paths in the studio and demanded that Pablo make a choice. But Picasso was confident in his power over women and invited them to compete. He later recalled this period as the best in his life. Dora was depressed and constantly cried, and after parting, she locked herself in the apartment and devoted herself to art.<\/p>\n
The artist met the 26-year-old single mother Jacqueline Rock when he was 72. Picasso came to the girl every day, gave her roses and portrayed her in his paintings. Six months later, Jacqueline nevertheless accepted his feelings and agreed to meet with Pablo. Rock turned out to be caring and Picasso himself fell into dependence on a woman. After Olga's death, she became the artist's second legal wife. But what is more valuable, she became a muse, who was elevated to the status of a queen. Unfortunately, 13 years after Picasso's death, Jacqueline shot herself.<\/p>\n