Also on view are prints from the “Vollard Suite,” one of Picasso’s most celebrated series. The artist took inspiration from ...

Is Guernica (1937) the most famous piece of political protest art ever made? Probably. Depicting the wailing, the dead, the gorged and dismembered, Picasso’s Cubist mural is so ingrained in our ...

Pablo Picasso (1881–1973) worked with printmaking throughout his career, yielding some of the 20th century's most iconic ...

THE other day, I watched a television programme on interiors in which the owner of a palatial house drooled over his ...

Guernica, Pablo Picasso’s most important political painting, was a modernist portrayal of the 1937 destruction of a small Spanish town by that name. During the Spanish revolution and the ramp-up ...

But before he began making those radical works in about 1943, the artist experimented in expressionist, figurative painting heavily influenced by Pablo Picasso, among others. “That fucking ...

The outpouring of universal grief prompted by Picasso’s most famous painting, Guernica, has reverberated throughout the world as one of the most powerful anti-war statements since its making in April ...

According to Strauss & Co, “1967 was the year that Picasso lost his studio in Paris on the Rue des Grands-Augustins where he had painted Guernica (1937).” “That year, Roland Penrose ...

Plans to establish a new Guggenheim Museum outpost in Guernica and the Urdaibai biosphere reserve in Spain have ignited controversy. While supporters argue that the development could rejuvenate ...

when the Spanish civil war and Nazi occupation of Paris infused Picasso’s art, and Berggruen himself was a struggling exile. “Head of a Faun” (1937) in burning oranges and reds is satanic.

The British Museum is hosting a new exhibition of prints by Pablo Picasso. Renowned mostly for his paintings, such as ground-breaking cubist trailblazer Les Demoiselles ...

Laura French When you feel like you've hit your Gaudí limit, head to the Picasso Museum (Museu Picasso) for a change of pace. While most people know Pablo Picasso for his distorted portraits ...