Pablo Picasso

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Pablo Picasso. Woman Ironing, 1904

WOMAN IRONING

Femme de repassage

1904

Oil on canvas

New York, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

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Comments

2017

#5. Mackenzie Klein, WIsconsin

I went and saw this painting in the Guggenheim and it took my breath away, I even purchased a replica.
03 September

2011

#4. Maria, USA, Texas

Jan- the print itself is basically worthless. The quality of the frame will determine the resale value, if any. This is my favorite Picasso. If I were you I would simply treasure having this lovely image in my home.
13 November

#3. Jan Treinen, Chippewa Falls

I have this picture. I wanted to know the value of the print. Mine is in a secure frame, and says woman ironing 1904 by pablo picasso
10 November

#2. marius, timisoara, romania

dear mrs chambers, since you live in new york, have you seen this painting? if you have indeed, i don`t see how you could write that.
13 October

#1. Amelia- Lily, England

She looks sad and depressed, perhaps due to the enormous amount of housweork she must partake in every day, or maybe her husband has left her for not ironing enough
09 October

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12 recent comments

07 August May de la Vega from Miami wrote:
'My inspiration was the great Master P. Picasso, I love his art, and his style helped me to get my own style.'

08 July HungLarry77 from Miami wrote:
'This isn't even impressive yeah sure he was 8 but I've seen better from a retarded infant after his diaper comes off. 2/10'

06 July Diana from Los Angeles, California wrote:
'Picasso’s challenge to us today, (2021) to see, in ordinary “things” we utilize every day, STRENGTH, to realize in what is “ordinary” PURPOSE, the “challenge” to RIDE, as Picasso demonstrates VISION'

14 June Tuila Jost from Rio de Janeiro wrote:
'Hi I would like to know the original measurements of the Blue boy board and where it is. Thank you.'

30 May Gregg S from Oakland, CA wrote:
'This is a very poor example of this lithograph. Every litho is somewhat different by the very nature of the process. But this one is missing a great deal of background ink all around the image, especially near the bottom that the horses legs blend into.'

11 May Christopher from Portland wrote:
'Do people think they are original with the 8 years old comments? That is such an old joke, and so stupid. Perhaps your mind is that of an 8 year old if you can't see the beauty and genius of Picasso. Please go back to watching TV. This art is not for you.'

01 May Austral from Leighton Buzzard wrote:
'I don't understand those who say they "don't understand the hype". Surely this is a page about Picasso, so if you don't like him, don't come here??... I'll be honest, five years ago I didn't really enjoy Picasso as much as I do now. He is not everyone's cup of tea, especially his avant garde work, but when you look at his hole body of work, I can't help but be impressed. He had such a wide range of styles and was quite successful in most of them. Granted he was an arrogant man and I'm not a fan of his personality, but I don't think he'd much care what we think. I just hope if there's an afterlife, Henri Rosseau is having his own back. :-)'

28 March Max Topfer from Germany wrote:
'It's Josep Fondervila, owner of the Inn in Gosol, Spain. Picasso spent 2 weeks and gained new inspiration, ended his blue and rose period'

14 March cr33p3r from Germany wrote:
'guys whats the meaning behind this painting I need to know for an art project at school'

10 March Prof. da Costa from Philadelphia wrote:
'for all of you inspired and maybe a bit intimidated by Picasso, if you wish to paint, paint (lots of online and free websites) and if not, don't be intimidated. You can appreciate his work and/or someday will have the strength to wake up and sketch or doodle or copy the works of the master. It's all good. At least you got up to see this website.I used to not appreciate Picasso until I read more about him. Sure, he was a misogynist but his life's work is amazing. I started out at age 18 months drawing circles with dots in the middle under the curtains and now am pretty prolific and inspired and I'm turning 70 this month.'

26 February Lera from Russia; Yekaterinburg wrote:
'cool picture'

06 February breyana arrieta from Russia; Yekaterinburg wrote:
'this artwork is so good I love all the abstract and the colors.'