A stereotype mold ("flong") of a newspaper page ("Le Patriote") with inserts by Pablo Picasso, probably made with an intermediate plaster stage. Vallauris 1960.

A stereotype mold, or "flong," of a page from the newspaper *Le Patriote*, featuring inserts by Pablo Picasso, is held against a sunlit stone wall in Vallauris, 1960. The translucent panel reveals Picasso's designs in detailed relief: stylized carvings of a bull's head, a horse, a camel, and a human figure. Other sections are filled with dense, linear patterns resembling text. The mold was likely created using an intermediate plaster stage.

Artworks:

Matrix (on "flan") for "Profil, Corrida, Faune et Centaure poursuivant une baigeuse", 1963. Geiser/Baer:1367, also "Journal au profil", 1964. XL:178 (only newspaper part of the picture)

Abbreviations: see Bibliography

Keywords:

BullfightArt, Newspaper&Magazine

Filename:

pic601179.jpg

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