Ceramic photographed 1972 by Quinn for the book: Ramié, Georges. "Céramique de Pablo Picasso", Cercle d'art, Paris 1974.

A ceramic sculpture by Pablo Picasso, photographed by Edward Quinn in 1972. The stylized, anthropomorphic figure is made from terracotta-colored clay with painted patterns, resting on a wooden surface against a dark gray background. Its form features a bulbous body, a long slender neck, and a head that doubles as the mouth of a vase. This photograph was created for Georges Ramié's book, "Céramique de Pablo Picasso" (1974).

Artworks:

RamieG:265. Pièce tournée modelée et peinte. Femme au long cou terre rose et noire. Height 28 cm., large 9 cm. Date: 1947. MPAntibes

Abbreviations: see Bibliography

Keywords:

Ceramics, Sculptures

Filename:

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