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

A collection of Pablo Picasso’s small sculptures rests on a cast-iron radiator in his ground-floor studio at Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie. Photographed in Mougins in 1974, after the artist’s death, the assembly against the exposed stone wall showcases a range of materials. Included are a stylized white head with linear features, abstract metal cut-outs, and delicate forms of perforated metal, one resembling a miniature chair.

Artworks:

From left: "Tête de femme", 1961. Spies:610
"Personnage debout", 1961. Spies:611
"Tête de femme (de profil), Spies:612
"Figure", 1961. Spies:607
"Tête de femme", 1941. Spies:198
"Femme nue aux bras écartées", 1961. Spies:589
"Homme aux bras écartés", 1961. Spies:609
"Figure", 1961. Spies:607
"Petite femme aux bras écartés", 1961. Spies:594A
"Singe assis", 1961. Spies:578
"Chien", 1961. Spies:578

Abbreviations: see Bibliography

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Sculptures

Filename:

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