Young Woman in Striped Dress

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Young Woman in Striped Dress

Spain, 1949
Paintings
Oil on canvas
56 × 46 × 3 in. (142.24 × 116.84 × 7.62 cm)
David E. Bright Bequest (M.67.25.12)
Modern Art
Currently on public view:
Broad Contemporary Art Museum, floor 3

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Provenance

Studio of the artist (1881-1973). [Perls Galleries, New York]; sold to David E. Bright (1908-1965), Los Angeles; bequeathed in 1967 to LACMA.

Label

Picasso’s rendering of artist and author Françoise Gilot, his partner from 1943 to 1953 and the mother of two of his children, was one of a series of paintings of women seated in chairs....
Picasso’s rendering of artist and author Françoise Gilot, his partner from 1943 to 1953 and the mother of two of his children, was one of a series of paintings of women seated in chairs. It also signals the beginning of a trend in the 1950s and 1960s when Picasso explored single, frontal figures flattened around a central axis.

Wall label, 2021.
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Bibliography

  • Zervos, Christian.  Pablo Picasso.  Paris: Cahiers d'art.