Published by the Museum of Modern Art, this first edition, first printing offers the most comprehensive account ever published of Picasso’s sculpture. Written by his friend and biographer Roland Penrose, the text reveals the significance of this work within Picasso’s overall creative achievement—brought fully to light only after his 85th birthday, when MoMA presented a full-scale retrospective of his sculpture for the first time.
Featuring 260 illustrations documenting all of Picasso’s existing sculptural works, this landmark publication is both an art historical treasure and a highly collectible volume for Picasso admirers.
Publisher: The Museum of Modern Art, New York
Year: 1967
Edition: First Edition; First Printing
Format: Softcover, 4to (11”–13” tall)
Condition: Stains and wears on cover, as shown on photo.
