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Studio with Plaster Head (summer 1925)
Pablo Picasso (1881–1973) was born in Málaga, Spain, and spent the bulk of his career in Paris. But when it comes to where to find his work, New York is Picasso central. Between the Guggenheim, the Metropolitan Museum and MoMA, NYC hosts what has to be the largest hoard of grade-A Picassos anywhere. His single most important painting, Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, resides at MoMA, while his most famous, Guernica, lived there for 42 years, from 1939 until its 1981 repatriation to Spain. To demonstrate the depth of the artist’s connection to our city, TONY presents its selection of Gotham’s top Picassos, dating from his arrival in Paris at the turn of the last century to the final years of his protean career.
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