WRITTEN IN FRENCH
Much more quickly than we imagine, Picasso dominated his era with his multifaceted genius and the noise he made from it. When he died, all the newspapers spoke in chorus of the "century of Picasso". Without being able to say everything, it was important to identify areas of strength...
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WRITTEN IN FRENCH
Much more quickly than we imagine, Picasso dominated his era with his multifaceted genius and the noise he made from it. When he died, all the newspapers spoke in chorus of the "century of Picasso". Without being able to say everything, it was important to identify areas of strength or weakness. Stéphane Guégan does it brilliantly in this richly illustrated work which reads like a novel and is admired like a sumptuous art book.
In this fascinating book, Stéphane Guégan renews our view of one of the most recognized artists of all time: Pablo Picasso. Through an artistic biography, he tells us about his journey from Spain to France, in accessible language, with rigorously studied content. The reader will also be able to discover or rediscover 100 masterpieces by the artist from the greatest museums in the world, some already extremely famous, and others for which this book will allow all the "newness" to be appreciated. The opportunity to pay tribute to the versatility of Pablo Picasso by presenting his paintings, but also his sculptures, ceramics and other artistic objects.
Both well-known and unexpected photographs complete this dense panorama, which undoubtedly sheds new light on this genius artist who died just 50 years ago.
French
239 pages
Editions El Viso
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