Pablo Picasso and Jacqueline at the entrance of La Californie. Jacqueline is wearing a dress with printed motifs of a Pablo Picasso work. La Californie, Cannes 1956.

Pablo Picasso and his second wife, Jacqueline Roque, stand on the curved stone steps at the entrance to their villa, La Californie, in Cannes, 1956. Picasso, with arms crossed, wears a salmon-pink shirt and bold plaid trousers. Jacqueline, smiling gently, wears a sleeveless dress printed with motifs from one of the artist's works, accented by a thin red sash. They are framed by an ornate, rococo-style archway and flanked by two of Picasso’s large bronze sculptures.

Artworks:

On the left "La femme à l'orange" ("La femme à la pomme"), 1943. Spies:236; MPParis:327
"Tête de taureau", 1931. Spies:127.II; MPParis:296
On the right "La femme au jardin", 1929. Spies:72;
"Tête", 1943. Spies:235.II.

Abbreviations: see Bibliography

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