Pablo Picasso at the summer ceramic exhibition "Japon. Céramique contemporaine" at the Nérolium with his daughter Paloma Picasso. Vallauris 21.7.1951. One of the first photos Quinn took of Pablo Picasso.
In one of the first photographs Edward Quinn took of Pablo Picasso, the artist holds his young daughter, Paloma, at the “Japon. Céramique contemporaine” exhibition in Vallauris on July 21, 1951. Their gazes diverge: Picasso looks off to the side with a gentle, engaged expression, while Paloma stares directly at the camera with a serious gaze. Wearing a large, striped hat, her hand is clasped near her father’s wrist against a backdrop that includes the exhibition’s large earthenware pots.
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