Snacks, Drinks & Rock ‘n Roll (Picasso)
checked 19 September
A Modern Variation on
Picasso's "The Demons of Avignon" Experience a modern interpretation of an iconic masterpiece with Hans Breuker's "Snacks, Drinks and Rock and Roll".
This dynamic artwork offers a playful and contemporary variation on
Picasso's classic "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon", with Breuker combining classic style elements with contemporary themes that any forty-something will instantly recognize and appreciate.
The New Rock 'n' Roll Life In "Snacks, Drinks and
Rock and Roll" Hans Breuker captures the essence of the life of the modern rock 'n' roll lover who has left the wild days of "Sex, Drugs and Rock 'n Roll" behind him. Instead, this artwork celebrates the pleasures of a more balanced, but still adventurous existence.
The figures in the artwork, inspired by
Picasso's ladies, are depicted in a setting where snacks and drinks are the new symbols of pleasure and relaxation.
Nostalgia and
Adulthood in Color Breuker's work exudes a sense of nostalgia, while at the same time reflecting the transition to an adult lifestyle.



