Jaime Vilató on the left and Pablín Vilató at the home of her mother Lola Ruiz Vilató. Pablo Picasso gave the collection his family held in Barcelona (among others the Vilató family, his nephews) to the Museu Pablo Picasso Barcelona. The collection is made up of oil paintings and drawings from his childhood and youth era. Barcelona 1970.

In their mother Lola Ruiz Vilató's Barcelona home, Picasso’s nephews Jaime Vilató (left) and Pablín Vilató hold a decorative walking cane in 1970. Behind them hang two significant early works by their uncle: a religious scene, possibly a first communion, and a somber sickbed scene. The paintings were part of the extensive family collection that Picasso would later gift to the Museu Pablo Picasso, comprising oil paintings and drawings from his youth.

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"La première communion", 1896. MPBarcelona:110.001; Zervos.XXI:49
"Science et charité", 1897. C:45; MPBarcelona:110.046; Zervos.XXI:56

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