Picasso and Miró, face to face
A double exhibition in Barcelona opens a dialogue between the two Spanish artist with more than 250 pieces from different museums and collections around the world
Antonio López, a police expert in hunting down counterfeit works of art: ‘They’re sold as Picassos, but they’re really Pikachus’
Following the seizure of five works — including two attributed to Goya — in an operation involving five defendants, the director of Valencia’s Police Patrimony Unit explains how forgeries are detected
The great families of the history of art: Is talent hereditary?
From Gentileschi to Roldán and Sorolla, the passion for painting, sculpture and design has been passed from fathers to sons and daughters
Dan Rosen, the comedian who mocks celebrities’ homes: ‘The closest they’ve ever been to a museum is the Met Gala’
Famous for videos in which he destroys the aesthetics of the homes of the Kardashians, Tommy Hilfiger and Cara Delevingne, the New York comic is preparing a podcast and a live show
Gustav Klimt, a record-breaking painter who symbolizes the looting of Jewish art by the Nazis
Works by the Viennese creator have attained astronomical prices at auction. But the true value is in the symbolism of his paintings, which were stolen from Jewish families by the Nazis
Find six similarities between these two paintings by Picasso and el Greco
The Prado Museum in Madrid, Spain, is celebrating Picasso’s birthday with an exhibit about the Greek painter’s influence in the origin of Cubism
Controversial feminist exhibit celebrates Picasso at Brooklyn museum on the 50th anniversary of his death
Comedian Hannah Gadsby is the show’s lead curator thanks to the success of a 2018 stand-up routine in which they slammed the Spanish painter
Françoise Gilot or the need to contradict destiny
It must not have been easy, not simply to survive Picasso, but to forge ahead with her own artistic project, which she’d had clear ideas about since her arrival in Paris
Feminism deflates Picasso prices
50 years after his death, the genius’s sales are suffering because of stricter social mores and a dearth of great art on the market
Explore Europe with these travel ideas in 2023
Exhibitions of work by Picasso, Vermeer and El Greco; music festivals; skiing, sailing and rugby competitions: Europe has a year full of activities that invite a visit
The revindication of Françoise Gilot, the woman who got fed up with Pablo Picasso
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She and the painter were a couple for 10 years and had two children together, Paloma and Claude. After 70 years, France is now beginning to revisit the work of an artist
Pablo Picasso, from suspicious foreigner to French national treasure
A book and exhibition on the Spanish-born artist show how he was placed under police surveillance before finally being adopted by the country that once refused him citizenship
Eighty years of Picasso’s Guernica
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Major new exhibition at Madrid’s Reina Sofia museum sheds new light on painting of bombing of Basque town during Spanish Civil War
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