One possibility is Picasso's financial need to reuse canvases during that time. Additionally, he was known to layer his works instead of whitewashing a canvas to start fresh. As for the identity ...

Cubism marked a break from traditionalist perspectives. Renowned Indian artists MF Husain and FN Souza, among others, are ...

The exhibition at M+ pairs the Spanish master’s works with those of four generations of Asian and Asian-diasporic artists, ...

Picasso’s first word, apparently, was “pencil”. Well we know what he could do with one of those, for he was a superlative draughtsman, but what’s remarkable is that he achieved apparently ...

"Picasso and Paper," which opened at the CMA in early December, showcases about 300 works, including paintings, sculptures, prints, photographs, drawings, and collages of cut-and-pasted papers.

And in this work the ever-competitive Picasso is responding to the cutout ... s “La Vie” (1903), emblem of the melancholic early Blue Period. So it’s the ideal introduction to Picasso.