A candid, photographic memoir of Pablo Picasso’s final decades alongside his second wife, muse, and final love, Jacqueline Roque. The author was granted unrestricted access to their private life at their estate in France from 1956-1973, upon the artist’s death. This large book features raw, domestic simplicity in black and white — leisurely afternoons, quiet moments, and casual dining. Many of the photographs also act as a documentary of his creative process and the unique abstract viewpoint of his work. The book humanizes a massive public figure — exploring the couple’s virtual isolation and the loyalty they shared within their secluded world. Such a vibrant blue cloth cover!
Picasso and Jacqueline by David Douglas Duncan (1988)
9.75 x 12.5”
240 pages
Hard cover; vintage wear to dust jacket and cloth cover
First American Edition
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