The Museu Fundación Juan March presents this cabinet exhibition of graphic works. It displays the four burin engravings made by Pablo Picasso in 1947 for the publication Dos contes. El centaure Picador and El capvespre d'un faune, by Catalan writer Ramon Reventós (1882-1923), linked to the Barcelona circle Els Quatre Gats.
The four works in which Picasso uses once again Greco-Roman mythology and Mediterranean themes, are from the collection of the Fundación Picasso. Casa Natal de Málaga.
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Miró's most experimental stage: found objects, “discarded” materials and the art of looking at everyday life ...
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