Ah, Pablo Picasso: the man, the myth, the master of making you tilt your head and say, "I could have done that." Except, you didn't. He did, and he did it about 50,000 times, creating a revolutionary body of work that reshaped 20th-century art. He co-founded Cubism, invented new forms of sculpture, and generally left a trail of artistic innovation in his wake. Beyond the Blue Period and bewildering portraits, however, lies a character of delicious rumor. It's whispered his first word was "piz," Spanish for pencil, and that he carried a pistol loaded with blanks to fire at people he found dull. Another tale claims that when a Nazi officer, upon seeing a photo of his masterpiece *Guernica*, asked, "Did you do that?" Picasso coolly replied, "No, you did." Whether these stories are gospel or just good gossip, they paint a picture of a man as colorful as his canvases.
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