Pablo Picasso: The Mediterranean Years (1945–1962) Tiffany Bell in his silk handscrolls

in his silk handscrolls

abstract images

was the product of three years of research into the museum’s collection—during which de Waal studied such remarkable objects as sixteenth-century corals and paintings by Lucas Cranach the Elder—and explored themes of anxiety and the fear of the unknown

symbolizing the transformative power of personal style

Moïse de Camondo transformed the mansion into a monument to his son

Pablo Picasso: The Mediterranean Years (1945–1962) Tiffany Bell in his silk handscrollsThis poster featuring Paloma debout (1954) was produced in 2010, in conjunction with Picasso: The Mediterranean Years (19451962) at Gagosian, Britannia Street, London. Curated by John Richardson and Bernard Ruiz Picasso, the exhibition focused on the postwar years in which Picasso began to spend more time in the South of France, returning to the Mediterranean setting that had nourished some of his most important stylistic changes in the past. This is