Picasso, André Weill, publisher of some deluxe editions of Picasso's work and Jacqueline. La Californie, Cannes 1959.

In his villa La Californie in Cannes, 1959, Pablo Picasso, dressed in a striped shirt and patterned trousers, bends to sign a large artwork. The piece, featuring two abstract, cubist-style faces, is propped against a bentwood rocking chair. Observing the moment are his publisher, André Weill, who stands behind him with a pleased smile, and a delighted Jacqueline. The scene unfolds in a light-filled room, with tall glass doors and a large armoire visible in the background.

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"Tête de faune gris",

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