Pablo Picasso's Birth Chart
Pablo Picasso was born on October 25, 1881 at 23:15 in Malaga, Spain. The chart has the Sun in Scorpio and the Moon in Sagittarius, with Leo rising.
| Born | October 25, 1881 |
| Time | 23:15 |
| Place | Malaga, Spain |
Pablo Picasso's Big Three
Here is how Astrologer's interpretation library describes each of these placements, for anyone born with them.
Sun in Scorpio: Below the Surface
You live below the surface and you know it. Your sense of self is built from what you have survived and what you refuse to say out loud, and your will is steady, private and impossible to deflect once it has fixed on something. People experience you as intense even when you are quiet, and they either trust you completely or keep a careful distance. You read motives fast and forgive slowly. Half measures bore you, and your vitality comes back strongest after something has ended.
Moon in Sagittarius: Room to Roam
You feel best when there is somewhere to go. Confinement, a small room, a small plan, a conversation that keeps circling, makes you restless in the body before the mind catches up. Comfort is open space, a long drive, people who laugh easily. Your moods are warm and quick to lift, and you tend to trust that things will work out, which steadies others and sometimes skips past what hurts. Being needed too closely feels like a leash, and you love most freely with the door left open.
Leo rising: The Room Was Waiting
You arrive as if the room had been waiting. Strangers meet a straight back, a warm face, a voice that carries without trying, and they tend to look at you whether or not you are saying anything. People expect generosity from you and usually get it, along with a need to be seen giving it. Being overlooked lands in the body as a real injury, and a flat greeting can sour a whole evening. You are loyal in public and wounded in private, and the difference rarely shows.
Planet positions in Pablo Picasso's chart
| Planet | Sign | Degree |
|---|---|---|
| Sun | Scorpio | 2°43′ |
| Moon | Sagittarius | 8°11′ |
| Mercury | Scorpio | 24°15′ |
| Venus | Libra | 4°31′ |
| Mars | Cancer | 12°21′ |
| Jupiter (retrograde) | Taurus | 23°34′ |
| Saturn (retrograde) | Taurus | 9°27′ |
| Uranus | Virgo | 17°02′ |
| Neptune (retrograde) | Taurus | 15°31′ |
| Pluto (retrograde) | Taurus | 28°47′ |
| North Node (retrograde) | Sagittarius | 9°24′ |
| Chiron (retrograde) | Taurus | 21°03′ |
| Ascendant | Leo | 5°02′ |
| Midheaven | Aries | 24°18′ |
Element and modality balance
Counting ten planets from the Sun to Pluto: Fire 1, Earth 5, Air 1, Water 3. By modality: Cardinal 2, Fixed 6, Mutable 2.
A earth emphasis
An earth emphasis makes you practical, grounded, and reliable: you build slowly, value the tangible, and bring ideas down to reality.
A fixed emphasis
A fixed emphasis makes you steady and determined: you sustain, persist, and hold your ground, sometimes to the point of stubbornness.
The tightest aspects in Pablo Picasso's chart
- Mercury opposite Jupiter, orb 0°41′
- Moon conjunct North Node, orb 1°12′
- Jupiter conjunct Chiron, orb 2°31′
- Mars sextile Saturn, orb 2°54′
- Mars sextile Neptune, orb 3°10′
- Mercury opposite Chiron, orb 3°12′
- Moon sextile Venus, orb 3°40′
- Uranus trine Chiron, orb 4°01′
The three tightest, as the library describes them for anyone born with the same contact:
Mercury opposite Jupiter: Data Versus Meaning
You swing between the person who wants the exact figure and the person who wants what it all means. Both are real and both go wrong alone: pure detail leaves you clever and directionless, pure vision leaves you preaching things you never checked. Held apart on purpose, each keeps its own strength, and you become the rare person who can explain something big without lying about it.
Moon conjunct North Node: Comfort As Compass
Your emotional needs and your growth direction sit in the same spot, so what feels safe and what pulls you forward are the same signal. You grow by going toward home, family, care, the things that settle you, and you can't tell the two apart from inside. The cost is that any old comfort can pass itself off as progress.
Jupiter conjunct Chiron: The Wound Teaches Big
Your optimism and your oldest sore spot are welded together, so belief and injury come out of the same mouth. You philosophize best about exactly what hurt you, and the bigger the story you tell, the more clearly the fracture shows through it. This is why your teaching lands: it was paid for.
How this chart was calculated
Every position on this page is calculated with the Swiss Ephemeris for Pablo Picasso's recorded date, time and place of birth. The rising sign, the Midheaven and the houses depend on the birth time, so they are only as reliable as the time on record. The interpretations come from the same library Astrologer uses in its own chart readings.