Picasso on Art: a Selection of Views
New York: The Viking Press, 1972.
The bindings are tight and square. Text is clean; light, even age-toning. Minimal shelf handling wear. 8.25 inches tall; xvii-187 [1] pages. Illustrated.
This is a profound exploration into the mind of Pablo Picasso, focusing on the artist’s reflections and thoughts on his own creative process, the nature of art, and his ever-evolving approach to painting. Drawing from various interviews, writings, and statements made by Picasso throughout his life, this collection provides invaluable insight into the man behind the iconic works.
By juxtaposing Picasso’s personal statements with interpretations of his works, Ashton provides readers with both an intellectual and emotional understanding of the artist’s motivations. The anthology is a significant resource for anyone seeking to comprehend the depth of Picasso's contribution to the development of modern art.
Subjects: Pablo Picasso, Modern Art, Artistic Philosophy, 20th-Century Art, Artistic Theory, Art History, Biography, Criticism
Item #20402
ISBN: 0670019437
Price: $24.00
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