More than 50 years after his death, the 20th century’s most celebrated, prolific and daring artist continues to enchant and enrage us. This month, one of the most ambitious Picasso exhibitions in ...

Appearing as himself, Pablo Picasso can be seen in Jean Cocteau's 'Testament of Orpheus' as well as Henri-Georges Clouzot's 'The Mystery of Picasso.' ...

More than a century ago, Pablo Picasso smashed the Sacre-Coeur Basilica in Paris into a web of tangled lines on his canvas, ...

The invaluable bond between artist and muse is exemplified by their abstracted slumbering embrace, her nude form dominating our gaze as her rosy flesh juxtaposes with the jade-sage background.

By Amy Elliott There is a flat, amorphous pendant stamped with a faun’s face by Pablo Picasso. A brooch that ... appear in “Artists’ Jewelry: From Cubism to Pop, the Diane Venet Collection ...

In “Guernica,” Bourtasenkov says, “Picasso sees the despair and destruction of war and translates that into a ballet. That’s what we’re showing you. The audience will be put in touch ...

Anne Umland: Harlequin is the figure of the trickster, a character of multiple identities that Picasso identified with. I think in the Fontainebleau moment, this idea certainly plays a role in the ...

In 1904 he met and became friends with renowned artist, Pablo Picasso, who also became one of his rivals. Although similar, the two artists had one major difference – Picasso painted from imagination, ...

Curator, Anne Umland: We know from photographs that during his time in Fontainebleau, Picasso painted two mural-sized versions of the subject of three musicians. Each featured these very colorful, ...

Pablo Ruiz Picasso began being an artist ... and that they paid the equivalent of thirty dollars for their first Picasso, “Girl with Basket of Flowers,” than know or care that King François ...

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