CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 7/29/2018

NEW! Picasso: Ceramics

Picasso really could do it all. "Two-handed Vase with Faun's Head and an Owl," (1961) is one of approximately 4,000 ceramic works produced by the artist between 1947, when he first tried his hand, and 1964. More than 150 of Picasso's most important works in clay are collected in Picasso: Ceramics, the Louisiana Museum's concise and delightful a new release. Platters and bowls, vases and bottles, pitchers, jugs, cooking vessels, figures, still-lifes and floor tiles all make appearances, decorated with human, animal and abstract forms.