Picasso: Portrait d'Homme, Notre Dame de Vie, 1966 signed Les Amants De La Rue

Les Amants De La Rue was originally created by Picasso during his formative retreat to Barcelona in 1900

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Inspired by Miró's personal experiences during Catalonia’s fight for freedom following the Spanish civil war of 1936-39

This elegant work features Dalí’s signature fluid line work and "limp" forms to depict a moment of surreal

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Picasso: Portrait d'Homme, Notre Dame de Vie, 1966 signed Les Amants De La RuePicasso at Notre Dame de Vie: Innovation in the Final Years Created in 1966, this work emerged from Pablo Picasso's final and perhaps most introspective artistic chapter, his years at the "Notre Dame de Vie" villa in Mougins. By this time, the 85 year old artist had largely withdrawn from public life, turning his home into a secluded fortress of creativity where he worked with frantic, obsessive energy to race against time. This period is defined by