Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie, Mougins 1974. (Photographed after Pablo Picasso’s death.)

Photographed in 1974, the year after Pablo Picasso's death, the artist’s studio at Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie in Mougins is revealed in a state of creative disarray. A wide-angle lens captures the high, arched ceiling and stone-tiled floor of the brightly lit space. In the center, a round wooden table is surrounded by an eclectic mix of chairs. Every surface, from a desk to a blue-grey sofa, is covered with massive stacks of books, portfolios, papers, and canvases, including a large portrait of a man hanging on the wall.

Artworks:

"Les toits de Barcelone", 1902. MPBarcelona:112.943
"Portrait de Mateu Fernández de Soto", 1901. Zervos.I:86
"Portrait de Corina Pere Romeu", MPParis:1990.4; Zervos.I:130
"Figure" or "Construction", 1928. Spies:69; MPParis:265
"Buste d'homme (Autoportrait)", 1906. MPParis:8; Zervos.IIa:1

Abbreviations: see Bibliography

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