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Vogue (New York, Nov. 1, 1956)Arts de France (Paris, 1946), trans. in Dore Ashton, Picasso on Art (1972)Arts de France (Paris, 1946)Arts de France (Paris, 1946) trans. in Dore Ashton, Picasso on Art (1972)Conversation avec Picasso Cahiers d'Art (Paris, 1935)

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Pablo Picasso

Pablo Picasso (1881–1973), Spanish artist. Quoted in Mario De Micheli, Scritti di Picasso (1964).

Remark, 1949, in answer to whether painting figures was still possible after photography, cinema, etc., reported by artist Renato Guttuso in his journals.

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