Pablo Picasso holding "Tête de clown". On the easel drawings for Quinn's book "Pablo Picasso at Work". Mas de Notre-Dame-de-Vie, Mougins 1961.

In his Mas de Notre-Dame-de-Vie studio in Mougins, 1961, Pablo Picasso, with a lit cigarette in hand, adjusts his "Tête de clown" on an easel. The artwork—a stylized, three-dimensional face of folded paper—was created along with other drawings for Edward Quinn's book "Pablo Picasso at Work." The artist and his creation are brightly lit against the dark interior, where night is visible through large French windows.

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"Tête de clown", 1961. Spies:583

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