In the work, The Waiting (Margot), Picasso presents a mysterious figure, whose identity is unknown. It is speculated that Picasso saw her in a Parisian café and, although she aroused no particular interest in him, he decided to portray her.

The painting Two Women Running on the Beach, painted during the summer of 1922 in Dinard, captures the essence of joie de vivre and feminine beauty.

Pablo Picasso's work was influenced by numerous muses throughout his life and one of them was Nusch Éluard, the second wife of the poet and close friend of Picasso, Paul Éluard.

Tauromaquia, the world of bullfighting, is a theme that captivated Pablo Picasso throughout his artistic career. From an early age, Picasso accompanied his father to the bullfights in the Malaga bullring.

The Picasso Project, written by renowned art historian Estrella de Diego, is a book that highlights the complexity of Pablo Picasso as a public figure as well as an artist.

Among the various forms of expression that Picasso explored, ceramics occupied a prominent place and one of the pieces he created during this period was the Vase of the Painter and the Model (1954).

One of the reasons why Pablo Picasso's work is so diverse and broad is because of the many trips he made throughout his life: from his early years in Spain, where he was inspired by the local culture and traditions, through his time in Paris, where he came into contact wit

One of Picasso's recurring themes was bullfighting and the representation of the bull and the minotaur. For Picasso, the bull is an ambiguous symbol, representative of opposing emotions that can symbolize violence, eroticism, love and struggle.

Pablo Picasso's self-portrait, created in 1901 during his stay in Paris, is a representative work of his well-known blue period.

The Picasso Celebration 1973-2023, an initiative promoted by the governments of Spain and France that pays tribute to the artist on the 50th anniversary of his death, has registered more than one million visitors in the 22 national and international exhibitions that have been ina