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Peintre et modèle sur un lit (Painter and Model on a Bed), from Suite 347


Pablo Picasso, Peintre et modèle sur un lit (Painter and Model on a Bed), from Suite 347, 1968, drypoint on paper, Gift of Mrs. Ruth Tunturi, © artist or other rights holder, 94.112.1

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Peintre et modèle sur un lit (Painter and Model on a Bed), from Suite 347

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Artist

Pablo Picasso (Spanish, active France, 1881-1973)

Date

1968

Medium

drypoint on paper

Edition

25/50

Catalogue Raisonné

Bloch 1651

Dimensions (H x W x D)

plate: 3 1/2 in x 4 7/8 in; sheet: 9 7/8 in x 12 7/8 in

Collection Area

Graphic Arts

Category

Prints

Object Type

intaglio print

Culture

Spanish

Credit Line

Gift of Mrs. Ruth Tunturi

Accession Number

94.112.1

Copyright

© artist or other rights holder

Terms

drypoint

drypoints

intaglio printing

intaglio prints

paper

Description

Towards the end of his life, Pablo Picasso lived and worked in the town of Mougins, in southern France. From March to October 1968, the eighty-seven-year-old Picasso created 347 etchings largely focused on the erotic nature of the artist-model relationship. He often made several prints in one day; the summary execution and quickly sketched lines of these prints point to Picasso's speed of working, as well as to his intensity, echoed here in the focused gaze between artist and model.

Both Red Grooms and Warrington Colescott pay homage to Picasso's Suite 347 in prints in the next section of this exhibition.

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2013 In the Studio: Reflections on Artistic Life Portland Art Museum

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