Pablo Picasso: Femme à la fleur Pillowcase Jennifer Snyder and the Cold War in

and the Cold War in a conversation with Victoria Phillips

commissioned for the publication

an exhibition of new paintings at Gagosian

a series of works that ape the appearance of cheap paperback book covers in terms of both size and style and reference the tradition of Anglo-American graphic design

and her close relationships with key figures in the art world

Pablo Picasso: Femme à la fleur Pillowcase Jennifer Snyder and the Cold War inThis jacquard weave zippered pillowcase features Pablo Picassos Femme la fleur (1932). The abstract portrait depicts Marie Thrse Walterwith her voluptuous body and blond hair, holding a flowerwho had become a muse and constant subject for Picasso by 1932, often portrayed reading, gazing into a mirror, and sleeping. Created in collaboration with the Picasso Administration, the fabric was woven on jacquard looms by a team of skilled textile artisans at