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The famous couples today are Kylie and Tyga, Brad and Angelina ... But the famous couples of the past were much more impressive, especially when they join their creative forces. Throughout history, these artists may have had raw ends or happy endings, but anyway, their explosive relationships were emblematic and remember age.

1. Pablo Picasso and Françoise Gilot
Mr. Picasso was always known to have many museums, but the most famous was Françoise Gilot, an artist who has produced famous work for 21 years, he ended up having two children. Picasso apparently returned with a bowl of cherries in a restaurant. They were not married - he had a 10 year old business with Gilot! She was her muse and he inspired her cubism, but in the end, the relationship was too volatile to last.

2. Frieda Kahlo and Diego Rivera
These two characters would only be able to be put in place, with their personalities. They were married in 1929, but divorced after Rivera were discovered for deceiving his wife with his sister, Christina. And Kahlo has cheated with Josephine Baker! However, a year later, she brought him back and she was fortunately after Kahlo's death in 1954, that Rivera described as "the most tragic moment" of his existence. AW.


3. Alfred Stieglitz and Georgia O'Keeffe
Yes, the famous Anatomy inspired the anatomy artist was married to Alfred Stieglitz, the photographer and the galleries aged 20 years ... and mentor at o'keeped, apparently. His rising career sent o'keeffe to New Mexico, where they exchanged love letters until death. Thank God for e-mail - The most tedious long distance relationship ever! More than 20,000 letters! It's dedication.


4. Marina Abramovic and Ulay
These two powerful artists have enough emotion of sweetness of sweetness between the two for anyone to cry. They are even born the same day and referred to "parts of a two-headed body". Their art together was beautifully memorable, but their art exhibition goodbye was tragic - each walking on the other side, they met in the middle of the great wall of China and years later, in one of the shows marinaThe artist is present, Ulaay arrived and showed from nowhere, for an incredible moment.

5. Sylvia Plame and Ted Hughes
The notorious Sylvia Plambé met with his poet companion and writer Ted Hughes, but in less than a year, Ted the Heige left a lack of confidence in the marriage - his animosity and his wounds were displayed in the pot of bell, but Scripture was revealed would not be cathartic enough as she took her own life later. Ted Hughes has also been considered one of the best writers of the twentieth century and his post-Sylvia life has been devoted to changing his work and writing a book of poems that are reflected in his passage.


6. Elaine Fried and Willem Kooning
This marriage was not very harmonious. The two have immensely learned from each other in terms of art, but alcoholism and infidelities have been destructive for marriage, but they are surprisingly remained together until the death of his painter's wife. 46 years old (with an 18 years separation). JEEZ. Apparently, Willem seduces Elaine by teaching his art.


7. Man Ray and Lee Miller
Man Ray has already mentioned that he had not taken apprentices, but we guess the Lee Miller model was an exception. She moved to Paris to work with him, finally becoming his assistant and his muse, then his lover. They were only together for two years, but Miller discovered the solarization techniques that man Ray became famous and credited for many photographs between 1929 and 2932.

8. Jackson Pollack and Lee Krasner
This relationship was famous and unstable and with troubled and hung alcohol, it's not too surprising. They both have the object of extremely loved art, which has probably contributed to the relationship, but Krasner ended up becoming too independent and finally, too good for unpredictable pollack. He met her for the first time when he was drunk at 24 years old (already an alcoholic at that time).


9. Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre
These great thinkers were together for 50 years, but the philosophers were known to share women's lovers and have an open relationship. They both contributed to the development of existentialism, but have never ended up marrying or having children. Such as prospective thinkers for their time. They met studies for a highly competitive pos-grad philosophy review in the 1920s.