Pablo Picasso holding a small erotic bronze, Priapus, inspired by some primitive sculptures that had always interested and intrigued him. Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie, Mougins 1969.
In his Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie home in Mougins, 1969, Pablo Picasso looks directly at the camera. Seated at a wooden table, he is dressed in a vibrant blue knit cardigan and a mustard-yellow turtleneck, holding a small erotic bronze, "Priapus." The sculpture was inspired by the primitive art forms that had long intrigued him. His personal, cluttered space, with a modern white lamp and various papers, forms the backdrop to the portrait.
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- "Priapus" or "Priape", 1952. Spies:458.II
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