Tate explores Picasso's legacy
More than 90 years after his first visit to London, a
collection of Picasso's work is being exhibited at Tate Britain
exploring his extensive legacy and influence on British art.
The show brings together more than 150 artworks, including paintings from key moments in his career such as Weeping Woman 1937 and The Three Dancers 1925.
The gallery believes Picasso and Modern British Art is also the first exhibition to trace the artist's rise in Britain as a figure of both controversy and celebrity.
The show brings together more than 150 artworks, including paintings from key moments in his career such as Weeping Woman 1937 and The Three Dancers 1925.
The gallery believes Picasso and Modern British Art is also the first exhibition to trace the artist's rise in Britain as a figure of both controversy and celebrity.
at Tate Britain
The
life-long connections Pablo Picasso had with Britain are the focus of a
major new exhibition featuring more than 60 of his paintings. Head of a
Man from 1913 (left), The Three Dancers from 1925 (centre) and Nude
Woman in a Red Armchair from 1932 (right) are among the pieces on show
at Tate Britain in London.
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