Paloma Picasso watching her father Pablo Picasso dedicating "Faune (Pour mon ami E. Quinn) see Pic600664. La Californie, Cannes 1960.

At his villa La Californie in Cannes, 1960, a shirtless Pablo Picasso sits at a wooden table, intently dedicating a drawing, "Faune (Pour mon ami E. Quinn)". Across from him, his young daughter Paloma leans forward, her arms crossed, watching him work. The cluttered artist’s studio is filled with various objects and artworks, including a prominent cubist-style painting and a sculpted bust in the background, capturing an intimate, informal moment between father and daughter.

Artworks:

2 expl. "Plante aux toritos", 25.6.56/9.4.60. Bloch.I:948; Geiser/Baer:1214.IIBd
"Faune (Pour mon ami E. Quinn)", frontispiece of the book "Picasso: 45 Gravures sur Linoléum", 1960.
"Intérieur avec chaise longue bleu I" or "Interieur rouge avec un transatlantique bleu", 1958. Westheider:36 (print see Christie's New York, 2.11.2004)
"Portrait de femme à la robe verte II", 1956. Richardson.2010:207
On the shelf from left "La grue", 1952-1954. Spies:461.II; MPParis:343
"Tête de femme (Dora Maar)", 1941. Spies:197.II,
Female African figure, Stepan A?
"Petite chouette", Spies:476 1951-1953" or "Chouette en colère", 1951-1953. Spies:477.I
"Oiseau", 1947. Picasso, Unique Ceramics, Hammer Galleries, New York, 1999, p.11

Abbreviations: see Bibliography

Keywords:

ArtNotIdentified, AtWork, Ceramics, Dedication, Sculptures, TribalArt

Filename:

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