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In “Picasso and the Painting That Shocked the World,” Miles J. Unger follows the painter’s early career, culminating in “Les Demoiselles d’Avignon.”
Unger’s book covers the beginning of Picasso’s career; ours will tell you about its near-end and final triumph!
Antonio Banderas is Picasso. Coming April 24th to National Geographic.
The National Geographic Genius series portrayal of Picasso looks spicy indeed! and emphasizes his relationships with the women in his life -- a theme that dominates the account of the Chicago Picasso as well!
Do you know what makes an excellent holiday gift? We do! -- Patricia Stratton’s celebrated book on the history of the Chicago Picasso! Order now for holiday delivery!
Picasso in 1901, near the beginning of his journey. The amazing visual inventiveness and mental energy were vividly evident from the start.
Another look at the famous sculpture in Daley Plaza! And of course The Chicago Picasso: Point of Departure is still on sale online and at local retailers.
John Deere headquarters in Moline, Illinois; another Miesian style design that featured Cor-Ten as an integral element.
An honor to attend the Carl Sandburg Dinner at the Chicago Public Library and to find ourselves alongside so many gifted writers!
The seminal “Six Busts of a Woman” drawing from 1962; the earliest and most direct visual antecedent to the Chicago sculpture, with the essential elements already fully developed.
Audio of fabulous Newberry Library discussion of Point of Departure, featuring author Patricia Stratton talking about the Chicago Picasso.
Join Patricia Stratton at Expo Chicago on Thursday, September 14 at 4pm in the Library Lounge for a discussion and signing of Point of Departure.
"The Chicago Picasso: A Point of Departure" - August 15, 2017 panel at Chicago Public Library -- full video by Justin Kulovsek!
August 15, 2017 is the 50th anniversary of the dedication of Picasso's untitled monumental sculpture, which has since raised eyebrows, provided jungle gym like thrills and inspired pedestrians. Author and Picasso expert Patricia Balton Stratton joins Rick in the studio to piece together the inside story of the undeniably definitive piece of public art.
"We dedicate this celebrated work this morning with the belief that what is strange to us today will be familiar tomorrow,” former Mayor Richard J. Daley said at the statue’s unveiling in 1967.
In 1967 Chicagoans didn't know what to make of Pablo Picasso's giant sculpture, which still stands in Daley Plaza.
One of Chicago's most iconic public pieces of art is getting ready for its gold anniversary.
Point of Departure featured on ABC 7 !!
Asking the question “Do we love the Picasso now?” on the occasion of its 50th birthday Aug. 15.
Today’s Tribune includes a shout-out to Point of Departure as well as the re-appearance of the masthead sculpture illustration! Hurrah!