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| Shopify Unique ID: | 10561083703588 |
| Trademe Reference: | PR1381 (1) |
| Category: |
Art History |
| New / Used: | New |
Description
PABLO PICASSO: Women, Bullfights, Old Masters
by Staatliche Museen Zu Berlin Staatliche
DESCRIPTION
ISBN: 9783899555066
Format: medium cloth board hardcover (heavy)
Published: Gestalten 2013
Size (mm): 250 w x 305 h x 30 d
Pages: 300
SKU: FSM/2509/U126
ABOUT
This book juxtaposes a selection of Pablo Picasso's graphic works with the classical paintings that inspired them.
The visual dialogue that results reveals interesting parallels and the clear influence of Old Masters such as Rembrandt, Cranach, and Goya on Picasso's work. Women, Bulls, Old Masters is rounded out by a biographic chronology, a detailed list of Pablo Picasso's artworks, and a bibliography.
The book is edited by Dr. Anita Beloubek-Hammer, curator at the Kupferstichkabinett (Museum of Prints and Drawings) in Berlin. In 1912, the Kupferstichkabinett became one of the first museums to acquire an artwork by Pablo Picasso. Today it holds one of the world's most important collections of his graphic work.
CONDITION
Brand new, but with light spotting on board covers due to time in storage. Images depict all need to know detail.
Prior sales new $150, priced accordingly.
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