Picasso, best known as the founder of the Cubism art movement, took up ceramics after visiting Vallauris in Southern France for an annual pottery exhibition in 1946. It was there that the artist was ...

In 1947, legendary 20th-century artist Pablo Picasso partnered with Madoura Pottery located in the town of Vallauris in Southern France. Despite having no prior experience with ceramics, the same ...

The Madoura Pottery in Vallauris, Southern France, is crumbling down. According to the Journal du Dimanche (JDD), the workshop Picasso used to produce some of his best-known ceramic work is in a dire ...

WASHINGTON (AP) – While Pablo Picasso crafted thousands of ceramic pieces late in his career that reflected his Mediterranean and Spanish roots, this art was long overshadowed by his famous paintings ...

Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973) has been recognized as one of the leading painters, sculptors and graphic artists of the 20th century. Picasso was long intrigued by ceramics. In 1946, he became ...

Pablo Picasso almost single-handedly reshaped our understanding of paintings’ possibilities in the 20th century. At this point, works spanning from his Blue Period to his groundbreaking forays into ...

Seven unique ceramic plates and dishes painted by celebrated Spanish artist Pablo Picasso, created between 1947 and 1964, have been sold in Geneva, Switzerland, for a total of 272,000 Swiss francs - ...

One of the goals of The Arts Center on Main Street is to bring major shows to Hendersonville, and this year it has exceeded all expectations. "Picasso: 25 Years of Edition Ceramics" will be on display ...

Pablo Picasso took up ceramics in his 60s, and it’s tempting to imagine why: Financially flush with a weighty political voice established by such works as “Guernica,” the mural painted in response to ...

Forget the wall: Collectors are making room for Pablo Picasso on their kitchen tables. Far less well known than his paintings and sculptures are the roughly 4,000 pieces of pottery that the Spanish ...

A collection of pottery by Pablo Picasso will go under the hammer in London later this year. More than 100 plates, bowls, jugs, tiles and vases by the artist are expected to fetch between £1,000 and ...