Pablo Picasso
Picasso. Obra catalana.
Presentation
We present the largest compilation ever made of Pablo Picasso’s Catalan work.
Eduard Vallès, director of this work, writes in the prologue: “Picasso’s relationship with Catalonia constitutes one of the most significant episodes in the history of Catalan art.”
Picasso, the greatest painter of the 20th century, trained and artistically blossomed in Catalonia. Born in Malaga, he spent his childhood there, followed his family to A Coruña, and finally arrived in Barcelona in 1895, at the age of 14.
Throughout his life, he maintained relationships with Catalan friends and expressed his connection to Catalonia. The enormous donation of his own work to the Picasso Museum in Barcelona is proof of this.
Picasso arrived in Barcelona in 1895, at the age of 14. He stopped residing there in 1904, when he moved to Paris, but continued to visit places in Catalonia regularly until 1917: Horta de Sant Joan, Gósol, Cadaqués, Céret, and also Barcelona.
The work consists of two books, both housed within a slipcase: A large-format book, with full-page or life-size reproductions of Picasso’s paintings; and a study book on Picasso’s work created in Catalonia.
Texts in Catalan
Price: €295

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Work composed of two books: one large-format and one study book
- Large-format work, with full-page or life-size reproductions of Picasso’s paintings.
- Standard-format book with a study on Picasso’s work created in Catalonia.
- Both books are housed within a slipcase.
Summary of the Large-Format Work
- The Artist and the Family
- The Forging of the Academy
- The Artistic Environment
- A New City: Barcelona
- Horta. First Stay
- Eros and the Night
- The Blue, the Color of Misery
- The Days of Gósol
- Cubism in Catalan Lands: Horta, Cadaqués, and Céret
- 1917, the Last Great Stay
Features
- Format: 30 x 40 cm
- Pages: 400
- Illustrations: 185
- Printing: 4+4 inks
- Binding: hardcover, half-cloth
Study Book Summary: ‘Picasso and the Catalan Literary World. 1897-1904’
- Introduction: Humanists, Decadents, and Suicides
- The Literary Scene Around Els Quatre Gats
- Picasso’s Relationships with Catalan Artistic and Literary Publications
- Two Anarchists in the Catalan Colony of Paris
- Picasso, Spokesperson for Catalan Modernism in Madrid. The Magazine Arte Joven
- The Blue Picasso (1902-1904)
- Epilogue. The Persistence of a Bond
Study Book Features
A study book that, for the first time, addresses Picasso’s relationship with the Catalan literary world (1897-1904).
- Format: 21.5 x 28.5 cm
- Pages: 192
- Illustrations: 75
- Printing: 4+4 inks
- Binding: hardcover
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