One of the most prolific and creative artists of the 20th Century, Pablo Picasso created paintings that reflected viewpoints and perspectives, both artistic and literal, that changed the way the world looked at art.
Through his cubism and other works, Picasso often flipped objects around, backwards or out of order for what seemed like an artistic vision, but to the painter, who grew up struggling to make sense of letters and numbers, was actually showing the world the impact dyslexia had on his talent.
Though his school applied the term “reading blind” to Picasso as a young student, a term meant to help explain his difficulties in reading, it was Picasso’s different viewpoint that gave him the unique perspective he needed to create some of the most famous works of…
