Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler in his office at the Galerie Louise Leiris. Paris 1972. Behind him "Les dormeurs" by Picasso.

Art dealer Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler sits at his cluttered desk at the Galerie Louise Leiris in Paris, 1972. Dressed in a dark three-piece suit, he is seated in a high-backed, tufted leather chair, looking down at his papers. Prominently displayed on the wall behind him is Pablo Picasso’s large, dynamic painting, "Les dormeurs." To the left of the desk, a wheelchair is visible, while a modernist sculpture rests on a pedestal in the background.

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"Les dormeurs", 1965. Zervos.XXV:106

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