Customers Thank PWG for Golden Opportunity

Park West Gallery strives to create memorable experiences for those who join us for our Cruise Art Auctions as well as our land-based events. Of course we would like to help you add some wonderful artwork to your collections but it is equally important to us that you walk away with a better understanding of art – and that you meet some great people too!
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Park West, Marc, Maury, et. al.:

You never cease to amaze us. Again, you pulled out all the stops by providing us with another memorable VIP event. After six Park West cruises, eleven land auctions, two VIP events and the opportunity to meet five world-famous artists, is there any other way you can impress us? Your May 2010 VIP event in DC was just another example of why we are convinced that Park West is a "class act." Giving us the opportunity to add Picasso and Goya to our collection was 'Golden.'

Many thanks to Chris Lindsey, Megan, Tiffany, Lindsey and Dustin.

Sincerely,

Ron M. and Christy B.
Arlington, VA
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Picasso Exhibit Features Works Spanning His Life

MALAGA, SPAIN -- The Museo Picasso Málaga presents the exhibition, Picasso’s Late Sculpture: Woman. The Collection in Context. The sheet-metal sculpture, Woman (1961), donated by Christine Ruiz-Picasso, is the highlight of this exhibition, bringing together some 40 works produced by Pablo Picasso at different moments of his life. It includes the paper cut-outs he made as a child, his Cubist constructions, and paintings and sculptures from his later years.

Alongside paintings and drawings from different periods, Picasso’s Late Sculpture: Woman. The Collection in Context also includes three major sculptures by Julio González and a magical decoupage by Henri Matisse, which allow the viewer to examine the artistic exchange that took place between the three great artists.

With this selection of works, the exhibition examines a lengthy creative process that culminated in a new and unique kind of sculpture towards the end of Picasso’s artistic career.

WOMAN, THE SCULPTURE
Woman, the fascinating piece that is at the center of this exhibition, is a sheet-metal sculpture produced in 1961. It is constructed of three distinct panels, folded and painted white, and is based on a paper cut-out model that Picasso made in January of the same year. The work belongs to the group of over a hundred sculptures that Pablo Picasso produced between 1961 and 1962, and with which he ended his revolutionary and innovative career as a sculptor.

Picasso’s Late Sculpture: Woman. The Collection in Context is currently on view until August 30, 2009.

[Source: Museo Picasso Málaga]

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Related Links:

• For more information about the exhibit, visit www2.museopicassomalaga.org



• Learn more about the Park West Gallery - Pablo Picasso art collection at picasso.parkwestgallery.com