Pablo Picasso and his printer Piero Crommelynck. Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie, Mougins 1967.
In his home, Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie in Mougins, Pablo Picasso engages in an animated conversation with his printer, Piero Crommelynck, in 1967. Leaning forward in a modern pedestal-style chair, the artist wears a boldly patterned shirt and gestures emphatically, pointing his index finger at Crommelynck, who is seen from behind. The room is filled with the paraphernalia of a creative life—stacks of books and papers are piled high on tables and framed works lean against a sofa—capturing an intimate moment between artist and artisan.
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Keywords:
AtTheTable, Drinks, RockingChair
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