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Picasso Exhibition in Cannes

We were strolling down the Croisette when we saw ads promoting Pablo Picasso's Exhibition being held at Le Centre d'art La Malmaison. So we immidietly headed to the exhibition's location since it was just a few blocks away. The exhibition, titled Picasso, Les chemins du Sud, which basically means ‘Picasso, Paths of the South', showcased major works by the artist like paintings, sculptures, ceramics, and more all created after he settled in Vallauris in southeast France between 1950 and 1967. We managed to snap photos of two of our favorite pieces in the exhibition, featured here.

If you appreciate such exhihibitions and planning to go to Cannes in September, then you'd love this exhibition. It will be held until 30th September 2012.


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Anonymous said…
Wow...It's great to see Your Post about Art...I think that Fashion is Art...and Art is Fashion...maybe Yes or Not? :)
Mashallah,Thanks for sharing
Confashion said…
Anonymous
I totally agree :)
Thank you for appreciating the post :)

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