Pablo Picasso working on gouache with Caran d'ache wax oil pastels and water color. Pablo Picasso always liked surprises and in his work he encouraged unpredictable outcomes. Jacqueline is wearing a blouse made from a textile designed by Pablo Picasso. La Californie, Cannes 1961.

In the creative chaos of his studio, La Californie, Pablo Picasso is absorbed in his work, using scissors to cut a large sheet of paper. Leaning in to watch with a warm, engaged expression is Jacqueline Roque. She wears a distinctive blouse made from a textile with bold geometric and abstract symbols, a pattern designed by Picasso himself. This intimate moment captures the artist's intense concentration and his encouragement of unpredictable outcomes in his creative process. Cannes, 1961.

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Artworks:

"Nature morte au compotier" or "Nature morte aux cerises", 1943. Guigon:234
"Le dormeur", 1956. RamieA:323s; Matamoros:299
"Portrait de femme à la robe verte II", 1956. Richardson.2010:207
"Nue de face aux bras levés. Etude pour les Demoiselles d'Avignon", 1907. Zervos.XXVI:190; MPParis:13

Abbreviations: see Bibliography

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AtWork, Ceramics, PaintingUtensils

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