Pablo Picasso: Experiments in Linogravure Tommaso Trini Hirst moves beyond the readymade

Hirst moves beyond the readymade

and rendered helpless in this fury against their babies

in conjunction with the public installation of Alexander Calder’s sculpture at Place Vendôme in Paris to mark the opening of Gagosian’s new gallery at rue de Castiglione

Ann Goldstein

Pablo Picasso: Experiments in Linogravure Tommaso Trini Hirst moves beyond the readymadeThis poster featuring Faunes et chvre (1959) was produced in 2010, in conjunction with Pablo Picasso: Experiments in Linogravure at Gagosian, Merlin Street, Athens. The eight color linocut shows fauns and goats dancing to the music of a flute beneath a bright blue sky punctuated by rolling clouds. The exhibition focused on linocuts made between 1959 and 1963, when Picasso was collaborating with local printer Hidalgo Arnra in the South of France. At