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The proverbial disorder of the rooms in which Pablo Picasso works is unique. Beside the large pieces of sculpture in painted iron and plaster hang portraits of Jacqueline and Paloma Picasso surrounded by drawings, objects and notes pinned to the wall. La Californie, Cannes 1961. - Photo by Edward Quinn

The proverbial disorder of the rooms in which Pablo Picasso works is unique. Beside the large pieces of sculpture in painted iron and plaster hang portraits of Jacqueline and Paloma Picasso surrounded by drawings, objects and notes pinned to the wall. La Californie, Cannes 1961.

Artworks:

  • Invitation card expo Joan Miró, see Pic610718
  • "La cage à l'oiseau", Spies:548C
  • "Tête de taureau", Spies:240
  • Australian boomerang
  • "Femme nue allongée sur la plage et personnage debout", or "Homme et femme au bord de la mer", Zervos.XX:8
  • "Femme nue allongée sur la plage" Zervos.XX:7
  • "Deux nus et enfant", Zervos.XX:14
  • "Femme au chapeau", Spies:626 2d
  • "Paloma", 1951. Warncke:481
  • "Portrait de femme au catogan", 1953. Picasso Estate.
  • "Tête d'homme de profil", Spies:615A
  • "Enfant", Spies:559
  • "Enfant" or "Figure debout", on newspaper and cut-out of newspaper, Spies:559A;
  • "Homme courant I", Spies:558
  • "Étude pour une sculpture on newspaper and cut-out of newspaper", Baldassari, A. Picasso. Working on Paper. London 2000:178
  • "Figure debout", Spies:540 II
  • Ceramic Palette >> Artwork(s) not yet identified
  • Painting Françoise far right>> Artwork(s) not yet identified
  • Bird below "Tête de taureau" >> Artwork(s) not yet identified

    • Abbreviations: see Bibliography

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