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This groundbreaking book—titled after Linda Nochlin’s provocative 1971 essay “Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists
in conjunction with a trio of exhibitions of Richard Serra’s work at Gagosian
as well as police reports
holding a flower—who had become a muse and constant subject for Picasso by 1932
evokes the surging capriciousness of European history and the effects and aftermaths of war
The Sculptures of Pablo Picasso 2021 This groundbreaking book—titled after LindaThis book was published on the occasion of The Sculptures of Pablo Picasso at Gagosian, 980 Madison Avenue, New York. The comprehensive exhibition presented sculptures by the artist made throughout his career in a diversity of mediums, from his early bronzes and monumental heads to his constructions with found objects and late period painted metal cutouts. It includes both iconic and celebrated sculptures such as Head of a Woman (Fernande) (1909),
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