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Fine black and white photography, signed by the artist. // Picasso con un cigarro by Lucien Clergue is a striking black-and-white portrait of the renowned artist Pablo Picasso, taken in 1956. Captured with dramatic lighting, the photograph accentuates Picasso's intense gaze and expressive hands, one of which holds a cigar. The stark contrasts and meticulous composition convey both the strength and introspection of the artist. Clergue, known for his mastery in capturing the character and soul of his subjects, presents Picasso in a moment that feels both intimate and monumental. This limited edition photograph, signed by Clergue, is a testament to the photographer’s deep connection with the artist and his legacy.
Picasso con un cigarro, 1956
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Fine black and white photography, signed by the artist. // Picasso con un cigarro by Lucien Clergue is a striking black-and-white portrait of the renowned artist Pablo Picasso, taken in 1956. Captured with dramatic lighting, the photograph accentuates Picasso's intense gaze and expressive hands, one of which holds a cigar. The stark contrasts and meticulous composition convey both the strength and introspection of the artist. Clergue, known for his mastery in capturing the character and soul of his subjects, presents Picasso in a moment that feels both intimate and monumental. This limited edition photograph, signed by Clergue, is a testament to the photographer’s deep connection with the artist and his legacy.
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