Jacqueline holding Pablo Picasso's hand. One of the first photos after his surgery at the British-American Hospital in Paris. Notre-Dame-De-Vie, Mougins 1965. - Photo by Edward Quinn

Jacqueline holding Pablo Picasso's hand. 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, Pablo Picasso sits with his wife, Jacqueline, at their home, Notre-Dame-de-Vie in Mougins, 1965. The artist, wearing a heavy overcoat, looks toward the camera with a slight smile as his hand rests on Jacqueline’s. She leans forward with a pensive expression, her gaze directed away from the camera.


Artworks:

  • "Lampe aux perroquets bleus", 1962
  • Abbreviations: see Bibliography


Keywords:

Ceramics

Filename:

pic650274.jpg



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