PICASSO 1932/ LOVE, FAME, TRAGEDY

Published to accompany a landmark exhibition at Tate Modern this lavishly illustrated publication makes use of fresh research to lay bare the contradictions of the artists existence at this pivotal moment. Artworks, texts and archive photographs together reveal a life divided between public grandeur and the solitude of the studio, bourgeois family life and secret love affair, painting and scu lpture, pleasure and darkness. Common myths are stripped away to disclose the man and the artist in his full complexity, showing the creative...[Read more]