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Jiang says Jung, Freud, and related psychological theories influenced Picasso's cubist Head of a Woman by visually representing a divided theory of the self.
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Jiang says Jung, Freud, and related psychological theories influenced Picasso's cubist Head of a Woman by visually representing a divided theory of the self.
Jiang reads Picasso's cubist portrait as visually representing Jung's theory of the divided self.
"...Friedrich Sömer and Freud also had a major influence on Pablo Picasso. And you can see it from his painting Head of a Woman,..."
"...Friedrich Schumann for it also had a major influence on Pablo Picasso. Okay. And you can see it from his painting, Head of a..."
"...develop neuroscience, okay? The problem of all this, this is public Picasso, the problem"
"...years ago. And the most... And a very famous artist, Papa Picasso, actually was invited into one of these caves. And the famous artist,..."
Modernism begins as a religious problem before it becomes psychology, literature, art, social media, and depression.
Freud is not introduced as a neutral founder of psychology.
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