Early look: 13 paintings you’ll see in ‘Picasso Landscapes’ show debuting in Charlotte

  • Pablo Picasso, “Landscape of Mougins II,” May 5, 1965.
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    Pablo Picasso, “Landscape of Mougins II,” May 5, 1965.
    Courtesy American Federation of Arts/Blauel Gnamm – ARTOTHEK/Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
  • Juan-les-Pins Landscape, Summer 1920. Oil on canvas. 55.2 x 70 cm. Inv. No. MP68. Photo: Mathiew Rabeau.
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    Juan-les-Pins Landscape, Summer 1920. Oil on canvas. 55.2 x 70 cm. Inv. No. MP68. Photo: Mathiew Rabeau.
    Courtesy American Federation of Arts; RMN-Grand Palais / Art Resource, NY/Mathieu Rabeau/Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
  • Pablo Picasso, “Mountains of Málaga,” June 1896
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    Pablo Picasso, “Mountains of Málaga,” June 1896
    Courtesy American Federation of Arts/Museu Picasso, Barcelona /Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society(ARS)
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  • Pablo Picasso, “Grove” (1897-98).
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    Pablo Picasso, “Grove” (1897-98).
    Courtesy American Federation of Arts/Fotogasull/Museu Picasso, Barcelona/Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society(ARS), New York
  • Pablo Picasso, “The Reservoir, Horta de Ebro” (1909).
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    Pablo Picasso, “The Reservoir, Horta de Ebro” (1909).
    Courtesy American Federation of Arts/The Museum of Modern Art/SCALA / Art Resource, NY/Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
  • Pablo Picasso, “Landscape, Horta de Ebro,” early summer 1909
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    Pablo Picasso, “Landscape, Horta de Ebro,” early summer 1909
    Courtesy American Federation of Arts/Denver Art Museum/Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
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  • Pablo Picasso, “Snow Landscape,” winter 1924-25.
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    Pablo Picasso, “Snow Landscape,” winter 1924-25.
    Courtesy American Federation of Arts/Artcurial SAS/Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
  • Pablo Picasso, “Boisgeloup in the Rain, with Rainbow,” May 5, 1932.
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    Pablo Picasso, “Boisgeloup in the Rain, with Rainbow,” May 5, 1932.
    Courtesy American Federation of Arts/FABA/ Hugard & Vanoverschelde Photography/Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
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    RMN-Grand Palais /Art Resource, NY/Mathieu Rabeau/Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society(ARS), New York
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  • Pablo Picasso, “View of Notre-Dame, Paris,” April 13, 1945.
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    Pablo Picasso, “View of Notre-Dame, Paris,” April 13, 1945.
    Courtesy American Federation of Arts/WestImage - Art Digital Studio/Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society(ARS), New York
  • Pablo Picasso, “The Village of Vauvenargues,” April 29–30, 1959.
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    Pablo Picasso, “The Village of Vauvenargues,” April 29–30, 1959.
    Courtesy American Federation of Arts/FABA/Hugard & Vanoverschelde Photography/Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society(ARS), New York
  • Pablo Picasso, “Landscape,” Feb. 16, 1965
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    Pablo Picasso, “Landscape,” Feb. 16, 1965
    Courtesy American Federation of Arts/Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society(ARS), New York
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  • Pablo Picasso, “Mediterranean Village (Village méditerranéen), Mougins,” Sept. 6, 1937.
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    Pablo Picasso, “Mediterranean Village (Village méditerranéen), Mougins,” Sept. 6, 1937.
    Courtesy American Federation of Arts/Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
Pablo Picasso, “Landscape of Mougins II,” May 5, 1965.
Juan-les-Pins Landscape, Summer 1920. Oil on canvas. 55.2 x 70 cm. Inv. No. MP68. Photo: Mathiew Rabeau.
Pablo Picasso, “Mountains of Málaga,” June 1896
Pablo Picasso, “Grove” (1897-98).
Pablo Picasso, “The Reservoir, Horta de Ebro” (1909).
Pablo Picasso, “Landscape, Horta de Ebro,” early summer 1909
Pablo Picasso, “Snow Landscape,” winter 1924-25.
Pablo Picasso, “Boisgeloup in the Rain, with Rainbow,” May 5, 1932.
Pablo Picasso, “View of Notre-Dame, Paris,” April 13, 1945.
Pablo Picasso, “The Village of Vauvenargues,” April 29–30, 1959.
Pablo Picasso, “Landscape,” Feb. 16, 1965
Pablo Picasso, “Mediterranean Village (Village méditerranéen), Mougins,” Sept. 6, 1937.
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Picasso: Behind the Scenes

The Charlotte Observer details what it took for The Mint Museum to pull off its blockbuster "Picasso Landscapes: Out of Bounds" exhibition featuring 45 Picasso paintings and two sculptures by the artist.

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