Studio de la sculpture. Ground floor, Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie, Mougins 1974. (photographed after Pablo Picasso's death)

An eclectic collection of sculptures and objects fills Pablo Picasso’s ground-floor studio at Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie in Mougins, photographed in 1974 after the artist's death. Amid the creative clutter on the terracotta-tiled floor, a stylized head on a wooden base stands near a classical bust. A weathered sculpture of a robed figure and a large wooden printing press are among the many pieces gathered within the rough stone walls of the workshop.

Artworks:

"L'arrosoir fleuri", 1943. MPParis:329; Spies:239
"Tête de femme", Spies:412.I (bronze: Spies:412.II)
Part of "La femme à la poussette", Spies:407
"Tête de femme", 1931. Spies:132
"Forme féminine", 1948. Spies:332.I
"Tête de femme", 1941. Spies:197
"Tête de taureau", 1931. MPParis:296; Spies:127.II
Part of "La femme à la poussette", 1950. Spies:407
"Buste de femme" (Marie-Thérèse), 1931. Spies:131

Abbreviations: see Bibliography

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