
Pablo Picasso and Françoise Gilot with the sculpture "Tête de femme". Le Fournas, Vallauris 1953.
In his rustic studio at Le Fournas in 1953, Pablo Picasso gently places a hand on his sculpture, "Tête de femme." Dressed in a beret and tweed jacket, his expression is one of concentration. At his side, Françoise Gilot, in a plaid jacket and trousers, watches him with a slight, pleasant smile, one hand placed casually on her hip. The cluttered but functional workspace, with its rough-textured walls and artistic tools, surrounds the couple in Vallauris.
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- "Tête de femme", 1951.Spies:412
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