Exhibition: «Pablo Picasso. Paragraphs»

Lumiere-Hall is an international museum with branches in Budapest, Amsterdam, Yerevan, and Moscow. Known for producing landmark exhibitions such as «Banksy: Genius or Vandal?», «Salvador Dalí: Cryptography», «Pop Art: Warhol, Lichtenstein and Others», and the immersive «Living Canvases» series.

PICASSO. The most resounding name in 20th-century art. A relentless genius who created tens of thousands of works, a pioneer of modernity, and an incorrigible Don Juan. His long and prolific life left behind a monumental legacy that became a benchmark of «contemporary art» and a guiding light for generations to come.

The exhibition brings together selected «paragraphs» of this passionate and conflicted legacy in a unique collection of 51 lithographs, sourced from private collections in Germany, Belgium, and France.

«Pablo Picasso. Paragraphs» presents works from the artist’s key creative periods, including sketches for his most iconic piece «Guernica», and later series such as «Toros and Toreros» and «War and Peace.»