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Picasso tried to destroy her - now Françoise Gilot has her own gallery in his museum
In her 1964 memoir, 'Vivre avec Picasso (Life with Picasso)', which Picasso filed three unsuccessful lawsuits against, Gilot described the mental and physical abuse she suffered at the hands of ...
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Incontrare Picasso
Half a century after his documentary on Picasso, which was cut into various short films in Italy in order to distribute it more easily, Emmer returns to his own material to re-appropriate it and ...
The miraculous year when Picasso became Picasso
MADRID and PARIS — Last year marked 50 years since Picasso’s death, and more than 50 major exhibitions around the world have ...
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Pablo Picasso's last surviving daughter defends her late father's relationship with a 17-year-old when he was 45 - and says his teen lover was 'not that underage'
Paloma also acknowledged that her father loved women and made sure they were the centre of his attention during his life. Born in 1949, Paloma is the daughter of Picasso and the French artist ...
The Atlantic6mon
Pablo Picasso's Love: La Femme-Fleur
I met Pablo Picasso in May, 1943, during the German occupation of France. I was twenty-one, and I felt already that painting was my whole life. At that time I had as houseguest an old school ...
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See Picasso’s Lesser-Known Print Works, Which He Continued Experimenting With Into His 80s
In the decades that followed, he produced thousands of breathtaking creations Julia Binswanger Daily Correspondent Pablo ...
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Picasso 50 years on: can art be separated from artist?
Discovering Picasso’s roots in Málaga, Andalusia A Life of Picasso: Vol. IV – a flawed but ‘astounding’ book Picasso and the world's most expensive artworks A total of more than 40 ...
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Paloma Picasso: Calling my father sexist is absurd – he’s uncancellable
And in her bestselling memoir Life with Picasso, Paloma’s mother explained how, when she left him, he whipped up a campaign against her in France persuading galleries to boycott her works.
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Picasso’s Art Meets Classical Music at This New Symphony Experience
As far as artistic collaborations go, the 1920 debut of Pulcinella was one for the ages. Ballet impresario Sergei Diaghilev pulled the strings with Léonide Massine providing choreography, Igor ...
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Picasso’s twisted beauty – and the ‘trail of female carnage’ he left behind
The women in his life were catalysts for Picasso's work, Ms Buck explains. But during the course of his artistic life she says he "left a trail of female carnage in his wake". "His first great ...
The Advocate25d
La. Bakes: 'Picasso's Lovers' inspired me to make this French dessert
Our current book selection is "Picasso’s Lovers," by Jeanne Mackin, a historical fiction about the famous artist, his muses and his time on the French Riveria in the 1920s. In keeping with the ...
The Independent7d
Picasso the printmaker: More than 100 works go on display at the British Museum
A large collection of print works by Pablo Picasso, set to go on display at The British Museum, will offer new insight into the life and mind of the most celebrated 20th century artist.