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You will soon be able to explore the works of Pablo Picasso at the Cincinnati Art Museum.The museum will celebrate Picasso’s legacy with an exhibition titled “Picasso Landscapes: Out of Bounds.”The exhibition will feature Picasso’s paintings and sculptures from some 25 public and private collections across the United States and Europe.It will run from June 23 to Oct. 15, 2023. Video above: Cincinnati Art Museum discovers centuries-old mirror reveals hidden image “It is an extraordinary thing to be able to show an artist as renowned as Pablo Picasso in a wholly new light,” Peter Jonathan Bell said.Bell is the museum’s curator of European paintings, sculptures and drawings, who is leading the exhibition’s presentation in Cincinnati. “His mastery of the human form and of still life is unquestioned. With the works assembled for this exhibition, we are finally able to appreciate how significant landscape was for Picasso throughout his life, and in turn how consequential Picasso was for landscape painting — how he was able to transform this venerable genre to meet his needs as an innovator and expressive interpreter, reshaping the world around him through his art,” Bell said.Tickets are $18, with discounted rates for students, children and seniors, and can be purchased onsite and online. Admission is free for members. The exhibition is free for nonmembers every Thursday evening from 5 to 8 p.m. as well as its opening weekend, June 23-25.
You will soon be able to explore the works of Pablo Picasso at the Cincinnati Art Museum.
The museum will celebrate Picasso’s legacy with an exhibition titled “Picasso Landscapes: Out of Bounds.”
The exhibition will feature Picasso’s paintings and sculptures from some 25 public and private collections across the United States and Europe.
It will run from June 23 to Oct. 15, 2023.
Video above: Cincinnati Art Museum discovers centuries-old mirror reveals hidden image
“It is an extraordinary thing to be able to show an artist as renowned as Pablo Picasso in a wholly new light,” Peter Jonathan Bell said.
Bell is the museum’s curator of European paintings, sculptures and drawings, who is leading the exhibition’s presentation in Cincinnati.
“His mastery of the human form and of still life is unquestioned. With the works assembled for this exhibition, we are finally able to appreciate how significant landscape was for Picasso throughout his life, and in turn how consequential Picasso was for landscape painting — how he was able to transform this venerable genre to meet his needs as an innovator and expressive interpreter, reshaping the world around him through his art,” Bell said.
Tickets are $18, with discounted rates for students, children and seniors, and can be purchased onsite and online. Admission is free for members. The exhibition is free for nonmembers every Thursday evening from 5 to 8 p.m. as well as its opening weekend, June 23-25.
