Pablo Picasso: A Journey from Painting to Ceramics

The exhibition features 170 original Pablo Picasso engravings, drawings, posters, lithographs, and photographs, all of which have been approved by his heirs.

Pablo Picasso's artistic career began at a young age when he sold his first significant works to nuns. In 1900, he moved to Paris and began working at the Bateau-Lavoir workshop in Montmartre, where he met notable artists and dealers. During this time, he met Fernande Olivier and developed a relationship with her, which is reflected in his work. Picasso's life was defined by passionate relationships with a variety of women. One of these relationships was with Eva Gouel, and this was a pivotal period in his artistic development, reflecting Cubist influences.