In Pablo Picasso’s studio at La Californie, a corner was reserved for a great number of hats and masks given to him by friends and visitors. La Californie, Cannes 1956.

In Pablo Picasso’s studio at La Californie, a corner was reserved for the many hats and masks given to him by friends. A low wooden bench is piled high with a fedora, a conical straw hat, and patterned textiles. Taped to the ornate rococo walls are several artworks, including expressive, mask-like faces. A large mirror hangs over a dresser laden with papers and hat boxes, reflecting the room's creative contents. Larger canvases, among them a dynamic drawing of a crowned animal head, lean against the furniture. Cannes, 1956.

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Artworks:

"Nu à la chaise", 1954. Bloch.I:763
"Masque", 1956. Spies:586;
"Masque", 1956. Spies:588
"Poisson", 1955. Zervos.XVI:392
"Profil de Jacqueline I, II, III, IV", 1956. Geiser/Baer:1038

Abbreviations: see Bibliography

Keywords:

Ceramics, FunnyPicture, Hats, Masks, Mirror, Sculptures

Filename:

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