Pablo Picasso

Laurent Gervereau

Werner Hofmann

Michel Melot

Marie-Noelle Delorme

Valeriano Bozal

Brigitte Léal

Valeriano Bozal Fernández

Dominique Dupuis-Labbe

Maria-Teresa Ocaana

Throughout his artistic career Picasso was fascinated by both caricature and the idea of the grotesque: light and dark representations of the distorted human figure. Picasso: From Caricature to Metamorphosis of Style, which accompanies a major exhibition at the Museu Picasso, Barcelona, is the first book to examine the distortion of the figure as a central creative force in Picasso's art and a springboard for his continual process of stylistic metamorphosis. Caricatures, monsters, puppets and grotesque figures populate the pages of this book, which is illustrated with over 400 reproductions of key works by Picasso drawn from public and private collections worldwide: paintings, drawings, sculptures, ceramics and prints. More than 100 of the works reproduced are previously unpublished. With a series of interpretive essays by an international cast of distinguished Picasso scholars, the book is essential reading for all those with an interest in the life and work of a twentieth-century master.

From Caricature to Metamorphosis of Style

Picasso

Maria-Teresa Ocaana

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