How can you recognize a Picasso? What are those triangles, squares, and other geometric shapes in his paintings? Which colors did the Spanish painter particularly like to use for harlequins and circus acrobats? What else did he work with besides oil paints and brushes? And what does cubist actually mean? Art educator Britta Benke takes readers on a multifaceted journey through the life and work of the extraordinary artist in her Picasso children's book. In encountering Picasso's paintings and sculptures, children aged 6 and up experience the artistic interplay of various materials, geometric shapes, and colors. Guided by thought-provoking questions, children are inspired to actively participate and creatively engage with Picasso's world of images.