Pablo Picasso and Jacqueline. Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie, Mougins 1967.
In the studio of his Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie home in Mougins, Pablo Picasso stands behind his wife, Jacqueline Roque, in 1967. The artist, wearing a boldly patterned shirt, looks directly at the camera while a seated Jacqueline gazes downward with a contemplative expression, her arm resting on a radiator. The room, with its rough stone wall, is filled with stacked canvases and easels. To the right, a slender stand holds two of Picasso’s small, expressive portraits of a mustachioed man.
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- Tête de Mousquetaire >> Artwork(s) not yet identified , 26.3.67
- Tête de Mousquetaire >> Artwork(s) not yet identified , 1.4.67
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