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Paris (France), Sep 20 (EFE).- (Camera: Luis Miguel Pascual) Eight works by Pablo Picasso owned by his daughter Maya went on Monday to swell the funds of the Museum of the Malaga artist in Paris, as payment of donation taxes to the French State, as well as an oceanic sculpture from its private collection, which will go to another museum in the French capital.FOOTAGE OF THE ACT.SOUNDBITES IN FRENCH OF:Olivier Widmaier Picasso (grandson of Pablo Picasso, son of Maya, who is the one who makes the donation):1- "They are important works that Pablo Picasso had kept, transmitted to my mother, who also decided to keep them. She wanted to give examples of each period of her life and of her creation, drawings, paintings, sculptures."Diana Widmaier Picasso (Pablo Picasso's granddaughter):2- "My mother always wanted to give a destination to these works. She wisely chose works from different categories, sculpture, drawing, painting, and this majestic Tiki work, this work by Marquesas."3- "She proceeded as if by telepathy with her father, he would have wanted those works to be here."Roselyne Bachelot, French Minister of Culture:4- "Yes, it is a strong political choice. We could have chosen the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Culture, pocket money. No, we have opted for art and culture and enrich the collection of the Picasso Museum, which is the one that has in the world that has more works of the immense genius that is Pablo Picasso ".
Paris, Sep 4 (EFE) .- The Picasso Museum opens to the public for 24 hours, day and night on Saturday.During this opening it will organize exhibitions, concerts, animations and conferences dedicated to Spanish artist Pablo Picasso.(Camera: CHRISTOPHE PETIT-TESSON)SHOT LIST: THE PICASSO MUSEUM IN PARIS, FRANCE.
Bilbao (Spain), Jul 7 (EFE).- (Camera: EFE) A reimagining of Pablo Picasso’s iconic Guernica through the unlikely medium of chocolate has been unveiled at the Azkuna Zentroa cultural center in Bilbao, northern Spain, as part of a tour marking the 84th anniversary of the tragic bombing that inspired the work. FOOTAGE OF THE CHOCOLATE GUERNICA.
Paris, May 25 (EFE) .- (Camera: María Díaz Valderrama) One year after his death, the daughter and widow of cartoonist Albert Uderzo, creator of Asterix and Obélix, commemorate the artist's exciting career with more than 250 works from his personal archive, from childhood drawings to the success of the most famous Gaul in the world.RESOURCE IMAGES OF ALBERT UDERZO'S EXHIBITION, "UDERZO, AS A MAGIC POTION", AT THE MAILLOL MUSEUM IN PARIS. INCLUDES STATEMENTS BY SYLVIE UDERZO, EXHIBITION CURATOR.Translation:"He passed away at the beginning of the first confinement so we could not pay him the tribute he deserved. Now that it has been a year since he left, we have worked against the clock to give his public a form of tribute in which we discover the man he was on the road. chronological and professional with his human side, which we didn't see that often, he was very humble.He was someone very organized and for this reason he kept his school notebooks in an exceptional way. I wanted them to be exhibited because you can see how this boy from school made extraordinary drawings in science, in poetry, on the fables of La Fontaine.
Paris, Mar 11 (EFE).-(Camera: Martí Rodríguez) Although it is likely that they would never met in person, Picasso and Rodin agreed on their genius and their experimental way of understanding art, a revolutionary vision that Paris now recovers in a double exhibition that extols the links between artists. FOOTAGE OF THE EXHIBITION AND SOUNDBITES BY CURATOR Virginie PerdrissotTRANSLATION"Picasso and Rodin were two artists for whom renewal was something very constant. They were both in perpetual renewal. Their art never had a stage that could be classified in a predefined category. That is why the exhibition insists a lot on that idea of movement and we wanted to show the multidisciplinary character of his work and all the themes of his creation. And we did not limit ourselves to showing a Picasso painter on one side and a sculptor Rodin on the other, but rather show that both renewed their work with graphic arts, drawings, ceramics or photography ... "
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