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Pablo
Picasso, Lee Miller as L’Arlesienne,
1937
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There was a time when I
didn’t pay much attention to Picasso – his taken for granted ‘genius’ seemed to
make him a bit of a bore; however, of late, I have come to enjoy his work more
and more. Whenever I have come across a Picasso in mixed company his paintings
generally sing out with a richness of invention and virtuoso technique which
put the rest to shade. This exhibition of portraits looks
wonderful and includes nearly 80 works ranging right across the bewildering
ranges of styles he mastered through his long and prolific career.
Read reviews by Laura Cumming, Mark Hudson, Chantal da Silva, Jonathan Jones; read a feature article
by Kathryn Hughes.
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Pablo Picasso, Self Portrait, 1896
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| Pablo Picasso, Gustave Coquiot, 1901 |
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Pablo Picasso, Self-Portrait with Palette, 1906
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Pablo Picasso, Portrait of Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler, 1910
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Pablo Picasso, Portrait of Olga Picasso,
1923
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| Pablo Picasso, Woman in a Hat (Olga), 1935 |
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Pablo Picasso, Woman with Joined Hands (Marie-Thérèse),
January 8, 1938
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Pablo Picasso, Nush Éluard, 1938
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Pablo Picasso, Woman in a Hat, 1941
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