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Among Picasso’s Rousseaus is the Douanier’s double portrait of himself and Mme. Rousseau with a lamp. He has half a dozen canvases by Matisse, including a “Still-Life with Oranges,” which ...

The “Picasso” in tote was a modest still life – a dim depiction of a pot and some blurry green fruits – and not a particularly interesting one. But it made way for the first tidal wave of Pablo-mania ...

Picasso chose a portrait of Matisse’s daughter and Matisse took Pitcher, Bowl and Lemon (1907), a still life. Stein, ever the provocateur, said each had opted for the worst example of the other ...

“Picasso and Paper” opens with two small ... Newspaper” (1914). The still-life image comprises actual paper (newsprint and tobacco wrapping), fictive paper (a green cutout marked up to ...