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16 Oct 2014:
Consisting of a collection given to the Met by the cosmetics magnate Leonard Lauder, this is the single most important exhibition of cubism since MoMA’s Picasso/Braque show in 1989, writes Jason Farago
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16 Oct 2014:
After a difficult renovation, marred by delays, infighting and controversy the long awaited opening of the renovated Picasso Museum in Paris is due to open on the anniversary of the artist’s birth, 25 October. Photographer Felix Clay gets a preview for The Guardian
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16 Oct 2014:
The long read: The greatest museum of Picasso’s works has been engulfed by scandal and crisis. Closed for the past five years, it is finally ready to reopen its doors to the public. But has the bitter struggle for Picasso’s legacy been resolved?
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1 Oct 2014: As the Wildlife Photography of the Year exhibition turns 50, let your imagination run wild, and share your art featuring or inspired by animals
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28 Sep 2014: Art has always been intrinsically linked to expression, passion and sensuality. Jonathan Jones chooses his favourite 10 erotic pieces
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28 Sep 2014:
Anne Sinclair is best known in the UK as the ex-wife of disgraced former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn. Here she talks to Elizabeth Day about her own extraordinary life story – starting from her refusal to let Picasso paint her portrait
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5 Sep 2014: Investigators will determine whether it was looted by the Nazis, along with 1,280 other works from Cornelius Gurlitt's apartment
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4 Sep 2014:
From an anxious Lucian Freud to an enigmatic Rembrandt and a noirish Cindy Sherman, these self-portraits take the selfie to a new artistic level, writes Jonathan Jones
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17 Aug 2014:
The 1900s Paris art scene blazes into life in Sue Roe's high-pitched study, writes Peter Conrad
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12 Aug 2014: Oliver Wainwright: Picasso’s series of sketches of a bull gradually strip the animal’s form down to nothing but a few lines – just like Apple wants to do with its products
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12 Aug 2014:
Hockney and Bourgeois go head-to-head for the most beautiful, and it’s a face-off between Picasso, Mondrian and Hirst for the ultimate ‘shock of the new’ effect. Now you can pit legendary artists against each another in a card game for art lovers
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8 Aug 2014:
Opium, wooden clothes, the origins of cubism … Sue Roe paints a rich portrait of the modernists in their early years. By Mary Ann Caws
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25 Jul 2014: Artist's eldest daughter Maya Widmaier Picasso to give drawing and notebook at reopening of museum dedicated to his work
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11 Jul 2014:
A story of artistic and journalistic gullibility
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26 Jun 2014:
From Francis Bacon's obsession with Diego Velázquez
to Sigmar Polke's update of a classic Goya drawing, here are some great cases of art history repeating itself
1-15 of 367 for Pablo Picasso
