Carlton Fine Arts Presents the Picasso Retrospective

Pictured:  L’Italienne (d’après le tableau de Victor Orsel) from 1953
 
April 8, 2022 – May 8, 2022

April 8th, 2022 marked the anniversary of the passing of Pablo Picasso. In the honor of one of the greatest artists of all time, Carlton Fine Arts Ltd. is displaying a selection of his greatest works through May 8th at their gallery located at 543 Madison Avenue, New York NY 10022.

The gallery will be showcased on two floors and display over 30 original pieces by Picasso:

·  Artist and 3 Models and Minotaur from 1934

·       L’Italienne (d’après le tableau de Victor Orsel) from 1953

·       L’Etreinte from 1963

·       Jeune Sculpteur au Travail from 1933

All works on display are available for purchase. Exhibition hours are Mondays-Thursdays: 10am-6pm; Fridays: 10am-4pm; Saturdays: closed; Sundays: 11am-6pm and by appointment.

For those interested in checking out the exhibition outside of open hours, appointments can be scheduled by calling 212-593-2800 or email: info@carltonfa.com. Visit http://carltonfa.com/ , for more information.

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About the Artist:

Pablo Picasso is widely-regarded as one of the greatest artist of the 20th-century. He was a Spanish painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramicist and stage designer. He and fellow artist Georges Braque are credited for the development of Cubism. He started out on his creative journey at an early age. His father was an arts teacher and Pablo benefited greatly by learning from his father. By age 14, he was already accepted into a prestigious arts school and started to showcase his works in France; in a short amount of time his works were being displayed all over the world and caused a unique, artistic cultural shift. Throughout his entire portfolio, Picasso has many different types of creations and the critics of today find his work as astounding as those whom were his contemporaries.

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