Pablo Picasso rolls "Femme dans l'atelier", dedicated to Edward Quinn. With Jaime Sabartés. La Californie, Cannes 21.11.1957.

In his art-filled studio at La Californie, Cannes, Pablo Picasso leans over a cluttered table to unroll a print of "Femme dans l'atelier," a work he has dedicated to photographer Edward Quinn. The artist's intense gaze is directed toward his friend and secretary, Jaime Sabartés, who stands just out of frame. The room, a rich tapestry of stacked canvases, ceramics, and sculptures, testifies to Picasso's immense creative output on 21 November 1957.

Artworks:

"La famille de saltimbanques (Les bateleurs): Mallorquine (Étude)", 1905. Zervos.I:288
"Femme dans l'atelier", 1956. Colorized, signed and dedicated "pour Quinn" 21.11.1957. (from painting ; Zervos.XVII:61)
On the cupboard: "Oiseau et poissons", 1955. RamieA:291
"Sardana", 1956. MPBarcelona:112.450
"Banda mask", Stepan 42
"Femme devant un tableau", 1957. Zervos.XVII:402
"Tête", 1957. Zervos.XVII:344;
"Tête de femme", 1957. MPParis:350; Spies:493.I
"Tête de femme", 1957. Spies:650;
On the right plan of a gothic cathedral

Abbreviations: see Bibliography

Keywords:

AtWork, Ceramics, Dedication, Sculptures, Signature, TribalArt

Filename:

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