Pablo Picasso "L'atelier a Cannes" with A1 frame

Picasso, the innovator who transformed 20th century art

Spanish-born Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) was a painter who created Cubism and pioneered abstract art. He constantly changed his style throughout his life, and left behind approximately 50,000 works over his 90-year creative career.

The Cannes Atelier, a free creative space in his later years

"L'atelier à Cannes" (The Studio in Cannes), painted in 1956, depicts Picasso at work after moving to a mansion in Cannes in the south of France. At a time of his maturity as a painter, he was pursuing freer and bolder forms of expression. This work, with its light and dance of color and form, evokes the joy of creation.

A1 frame specification that brings art into your daily life

This A1-sized frame brings Picasso's unique world to your room. Enjoy the bold composition and colors, and add a sophisticated atmosphere to your space.