Jacqueline and Pablo Picasso. One of the first photos after his surgery at the British-American Hospital in Paris. Notre-Dame-De-Vie, Mougins 1965.

In one of the first photographs taken after his surgery in Paris, Pablo Picasso is pictured with his wife, Jacqueline Roque, at their home, Notre-Dame-de-Vie, in Mougins, 1965. Seated in a modern white chair, Picasso wears a heavy overcoat, his expression serious. Across the table, Jacqueline, her hands clasped, looks intently at him. The cluttered, creative space is filled with stacks of books, artwork propped against the walls, and mid-century modern furniture. On the table between them lie a white box, an ashtray, and a small camera.

Artworks:

"Intérieur avec buffet Henri II et chien" or: "Intérieur au buffet et au chien", 1959. Ocaña, M. et al. Picasso. Paisatge interior i exterior. Exh.cat. Museu Picasso Barcelona 1999:155; Ocaña:155
"Drapeau de la Catalogne (Jaume Sabartés, Les Bleus de Barcelone)", 1963.
"Le thé: deux femmes nues et un chat", 1965. B.II:1851; Ba:1358
Small painting paysage >> Artwork(s) not yet identified "Tête de femme", 1962. Zervos.XX:230
Abstraction not Picasso >> Artwork(s) not yet identified (behind Picasso)

Abbreviations: see Bibliography

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