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Pablo Picasso and Myriam Hepp, Dr. Hepp's wife. Metamorphosis was key not only in Pablo Picasso's work but also in his private life. He had a fantastic range of hats, caps, and other headgear from all over the world and liked to use them whenever he met a visitor for the first time. Here he is with his surgeon Dr. Hepp's wife Myriam. Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie, Mougins 30.12.1969. - Photo by Edward Quinn

Pablo Picasso and Myriam Hepp, Dr. Hepp's wife. Metamorphosis was key not only in Pablo Picasso's work but also in his private life. He had a fantastic range of hats, caps, and other headgear from all over the world and liked to use them whenever he met a visitor for the first time. Here he is with his surgeon Dr. Hepp's wife Myriam. Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie, Mougins 30.12.1969.

Metamorphosis was a key theme for Pablo Picasso, who often greeted visitors in disguise. Here, he wears a fuzzy hat, thick-rimmed glasses, a large fake nose, and a prominent mustache for Myriam Hepp, wife of his surgeon. Dressed in a cardigan and patterned ascot, Picasso looks toward the camera while Hepp holds a sign reading, “City of Westminster. PLEASE ADJUST YOUR CLOTHING BEFORE LEAVING by order.” Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie, Mougins, 30 December 1969.

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