Picasso's most expensive painting to sell at auction was Les Femmes d'Alger (Women of Algiers), which fetched $179.3m at Christie's in 2015. Born in Malaga in 1881 and growing up in Barcelona ...

The painting, which depicts Picasso's young mistress and muse ... $179.4m (£127.6m), which was paid for his painting The Women of Algiers in 2015. The last painting to fetch more than $100m ...

Last week, a Picasso painting called "The Women of Algiers (Version 0)" fetched $179.4 million minutes before a bronze statue by Alberto Giacometti called "Man Pointing" sold for $141.3 million.

World-famous art works by Picasso have been hung in the ladies ... in Hobart had been displaying the artworks in Ladies Lounge, a women's-only exhibition and area. The space had been created ...

Among Picasso’s most celebrated works inspired by Sara Murphy are two paintings, his Woman in White in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and a closely related canvas now in the collection of ...

The oil painting on canvas features Picasso’s asymmetrical style of a woman in a blue dress with red lipstick. At just 24, Lo Rosso didn’t appreciate that the signature in the upper left ...

Eleven Pablo Picasso paintings and other works that helped turn the US city of Las Vegas into an unlikely destination for art were sold at auction for more than US$100 million. The Sotheby’s ...

There’s a huge opportunity for collectors to acquire a vast amount of works by Picasso at TEFAF, like a 1953 collage for 750,000 euros that Picasso created as a poster for the art magazine Verve ...

Picasso appeared to have decided mid-painting to turn the woman he was painting into a new work with a different medium, and then turn her into the crouching beggar on the canvas seen today.

Dora Maar, the weeping woman in many of his late-1930s paintings, was said to be shattered by his cruelty. And in her bestselling memoir Life with Picasso, Paloma’s mother explained how ...

Italian art experts think they've come across ... The asymmetrical picture, featuring Picasso's trademark scribble, is of a woman with brown hair wearing a blue dress and red lipstick.