In May-June 1946, Picasso creates a series of paintings and lithographs of Françoise Gilot, in which she is portrayed as a woman-flower. In summer he visits Nusch and Paul Éluard in Cannes. Then vacations in Menerba with Françoise. At the end of July, he visits the ceramics workshop Madoura, where he negotiates cooperation terms with the owners - Suzanne and Georges Ramié. In fall he is trying to use sea urchins, fish and other Mediterranean living creatures in his still lifes. On November 28, Nusch Éluard dies.

Portrait of Françoise (210)

Woman-flower (1171)

Woman-flower (Françoise Gilot) (1307)

Portrait of Françoise (1249)

Head of a Woman (1294)

Owl in an interior (1309)

Françoise (1412)

Skull and Book (1272)

Woman in an armchair (Françoise Gilot) (1172)

The Bull. State XI (209)

Portrait of Françoise Gilot (1387)

Yellow and blue fauna playing diaule (1267)

Head of a Woman (Françoise Gilot) (1427)

Still life with owl and three sea urchins (1217)

Seated Woman (1186)

Buste de Françoise (1390)

Portrait of Françoise (1174)

Woman in green dress (1179)

Crane, urchins and lamp on a table (1218)

Lemon, fish, eggplant (1336)

Woman in a chair [Figure] (1175)

skull, book and lamp oil (1191)

Crane and pitcher (1251)

Portrait of Françoise long neck I (1195)

skull and book (tete de mort and book) (1271)

Head of a Woman (Françoise) (1287)

crane on a chair (1223)

The Bull. State VIII (206)

Head of a Woman with green earrings (1326)

Woman in an armchair (1444)

Bust of a Woman (Françoise Gilot) (1355)

Head of a Woman (1426)

Head of a Woman (1162)

Head of a Woman (1421)

The Bull. State IX (207)

The Bull. State X (208)

Woman-flower (Françoise Gilot) (1367)

Françoise (1180)

Green animal head (1296)

Portrait of Françoise (1189)