Becoming Picasso Paris 1901

Pablo Picasso, Barnaby Wright (editor of compilation), Marilyn McCully (contributor), C. F. B. Miller (contributor), Gavin Parkinson (contributor), Michael Raeburn (contributor), Courtauld Institute Galleries (host institution)

Paperback (19 Mar 2013)

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Publisher's Synopsis

This fully illustrated catalog, with essays by leading and emerging scholars in the field of Picasso studies, tells the remarkable story of Pablo Picasso's breakthrough year - 1901 - as an artist. It brings together an extraordinary group of paintings to explore his rapid artistic development during this single year, which launched his career and reputation in Paris. These major paintings will be reunited from public and private collections internationally, making the catalogue a unique opportunity to experience Picasso's very first masterpieces.

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Paul Holberton Publishing

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Book information

ISBN:	9781907372452
Publisher:	Yale University Press
Imprint:	Paul Holberton Publishing
Pub date:	19 Mar 2013
DEWEY:	759.6
DEWEY edition:	23
Language:	English
Number of pages:	184
Weight:	806g
Height:	259mm
Width:	216mm
Spine width:	16mm