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Pablo Picasso. Portraits d’Arlésiennes
The Arlésienne, the emblematic figure of Provence, has fascinated many painters from the seventeenth century onwards and is a subject that links Picasso, Gauguin and Monticelli to Arles. This French exhibition offers a chance to see together – for the first time - the portraits that the Spanish painter dedicated to her from 1912 to 1958.
Alongside the actual exhibition, Yolande Clergue has put together a collection of photographs that evoke the creative universe of Picasso, an interesting testimonial to the surrealist epoch: Lee Miller and Roland Penrose surrounded by Man Ray, Dora Miller, Nush and Paul Eluard; the painter’s studio in Cannes seen by André Villers; friend from Arles whom he met at the bullfights, Lucien Clergue. L.M.
Arles – France Pablo Picasso. Portraits d’Arlésiennes 7.7.2005 – 17.10.2005 Fondation Vincent Van Gogh Palais de Luppé, 24 bis Rond Point des Arènes T +33-04-90499404 http://www.fondationvangogh-arles.org
