Pablo Picasso with a Spanish wicker mask of a bull, originally intended for bullfighters' training, takes a lesson in bull fighting from an expert, the matador Luis-Miguel Dominguin. La Californie, Cannes 1959.

In his sunlit studio at La Californie, Cannes, Pablo Picasso receives a bullfighting lesson from the expert matador Luis-Miguel Dominguin in 1959. With a cigarette in his mouth, the artist holds a Spanish wicker mask of a bull, an item originally used for training. Dominguin, dressed in a V-neck sweater, looks on with a slight smile as long shadows stretch across the floor, surrounded by large canvases and sculptures.

Artworks:

"Palette", Marina Picasso collection MP.006 Ocaña,

Abbreviations: see Bibliography

Keywords:

Bullfight, Bullfighters, Masks, Sculptures

Filename:

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