"Picasso dit..." suivi de "Picasso sur la place". Divers hidden in a hearse

hidden in a hearse

The hitherto little-known history of these various projects is pervaded by a fundamental hesitation

The thirty-five chronicles contained in this work restore ancient history to its full appeal

Etruscan and Roman antiquity

"Picasso dit..." suivi de "Picasso sur la place". Divers hidden in a hearse"I am writing this book haphazardly, reflecting on thoughts, memories, and gifts. The demands of truth mean that I continually make myself appear in it, and in the position of interlocutor. Too bad. That's what allows me to write this book, and to say not what Picasso is: but how he appears to me, not what I know: but what I see, not what I imagine he puts into his painting: but what we can deduce from his position with regard to painting from the way