Picasso's WarPicasso's War The Destruction of Guernica, and the Masterpiece That Changed the World Russell Martin Dutton: 276 pp., $23.95 * "Picasso's War" is a fetching and well-crafted account ...

A set of Pablo Picasso’s sketchbooks, made when the artist was living in a French coastal town during the outbreak of World War II, will go on exhibit together for the first time at the Museo ...

Picasso’s Guernica is seen as one of the most iconic paintings of military conflict – yet as a new exhibition in Paris reveals, the artist created many more.

Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) was only 5 feet, 4 inches tall. Yet he is a giant of the art world whose creative talent and prolific career dominated much of the 20th century.

," Pablo Picasso admonished an interviewer in 1945. "It's an instrument of war for attack and defense against the enemy." The artist's statement was both candid and curiously timed.

In Paris after World War II, Picasso began a relationship with a young art student named Francoise Gilot. They had two children, Claude in 1947 and Paloma in 1949. Paloma Picasso became an ...

Pablo Picasso's status as a legendary artist has made his paintings the gold standard of the art world market for more than 40 years since his death.

Betsy Bradley, director of the Mississippi Museum of Art, said in the statement, “MMA is proud to join in on the commemoration of Pablo Picasso’s death fifty years ago. This is the first solo ...