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

At Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie in Mougins, Pablo Picasso's studio is photographed in 1974, a year after his death. The space is crowded with paintings and canvases stacked against a wall. At the center, a vibrant cubist portrait of a woman is flanked by the backs of other frames, one inscribed with the dates "2.5.47." and "26.12.48." A colorful landscape rests above, while a monochromatic cubist still life and a small painting of a figure with a candle are visible to the right, amidst stacks of wooden frames.

Artworks:

"Portrait de femme (Sara Murphy)", 1923. Rubin:55
"Composition avec verres, bouteille et motifs décoratifs" or "Bouteille et verres", 1914. Daix, P. et al. Exh. cat. Picasso, la Provence et Jacqueline. Arles1991.
"Le village de Vauvenargues III", 1959. Zervos.XVIII:464
"Tête de femme", 1934. Portland Museum of Art
"La mort de Carles Casagemas)", 1901. MPParis:3; Zervos.XXI:178
"Nature morte au crâne de chèvre, bouteille et bougie", 1952. Zervos.XV:200
"Dormeuse", 1927. MPParis:98

Abbreviations: see Bibliography

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