Pablo Picasso avec Nusch Eluard et des amis, le chien Kazbek à leurs pieds, dans l'atelier des Grands-Augustins, Paris, le 23 septembre 1944

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Photographie

Epreuve gélatino-argentique

12,6 x 20,4 cm

Cachet au dos, centré (estompé) : "Date : 23 septembre 1944"
Cachet au dos, en haut, à droite : "361256"
Tampon au dos, en bas, à droite : "Archives nationales, M.P"
Légende collée au dos, en bas, centré : "Picasso : every morning between eleven and one, Picasso receives visitors in his studio. He kept this habit up during the Occupation, but now his studio is crowded with many people, some of whom feared to come during the Occupation to fear of compromising him. With the liberation many American and English visitors come. Picasso's dog, Kasbek, named for a mountain in Afghanistan, -he is an Afghan hound- lies in the sunlight and accepts the attentions of the visitors with dignity. The visitors group and re-group about Picasso. D222-1-120. CAPA LIFE"

Don Succession Picasso, 1992

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