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

The sculpture studio on the ground floor of Pablo Picasso’s Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie in Mougins, photographed in 1974, a year after his death. This wide-angle view captures the cluttered creative space, with its exposed stone walls and tiled floor crowded with sculptures. A tall, surreal figure pushing a pram is prominently displayed on a workbench, surrounded by other works in various materials, including a stylized blocky head and a flat white face outlined in black. Workbenches, sawhorses, and boxes attest to a recently ceased, prolific activity.

Artworks:

"Homme courant", 1960. Spies:558
"Buste de femme", , MPParis:298; Spies:131.II
"Femme accoudée", 1933. MPParis:313; Spies:153.II
"Buste de Sylvette", 1954. Spies:491.I
"Le coq", 1932. Spies:134.II
"Vase à la fleur", 1953. Spies:467
"La femme à la poussette", 1950. MPParis:337; Spies:407.II
Head of a man in the imiddle of the picture probably not Picasso

Abbreviations: see Bibliography

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Sculptures

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