A French charity is raffling Picasso’s 1941 portrait “Tête de femme,” valued at more than 1 million euros, for €100 a ticket ...

Picasso’s 1941 portrait “Tête de femme,” valued at more than €1 million, will be in a raffle to raise funds for Alzheimer’s research.

A Pablo Picasso painting valued at $1.1 million will be handed over to a lucky raffle winner at an upcoming Alzheimer ...

His voice rises with the price. Oliver Barker leans into the crowd from behind a white podium, arms shooting out, looking as if he’s conducting an orchestra, numbered paddles and champagne glasses in ...

The Barnes Foundation has a new exhibition that explores some of Picasso's greatest works during one of America's most trying times. It's called Picasso: The Great War, Experimentation, and Change and ...

THE caretaker peers through the peephole in the front gate of the walled villa overlooking Cannes, disappears, then returns to admit the visitor. A dark-haired, handsome woman in blue pants emerges ...

The work of two giants of 20th-century art is on view through Sept. 19. Alexander Calder’s 23-foot standing mobile, “Three Up, Three Down,” guarded the front lawn of the High Museum of Art for 25 ...

Pablo Picasso took up ceramics in his 60s, and it’s tempting to imagine why: Financially flush with a weighty political voice established by such works as “Guernica,” the mural painted in response to ...

Given the variety of sizes and genres of the many works on display in it, the name of the Cleveland Museum of Art’s long-awaited new ticketed exhibition, “Picasso and Paper,” would seem to be ...

Pablo Picasso rampaged like a minotaur through modern art’s china shop. He almost single-handedly invented Cubism, and he imposed his protean creativity on painting, drawing, sculpture, collage, ...

The littlest art critics -- a bunch of 9-month-olds in Switzerland -- preferred the works of Picasso over Monet in a recent study. Paintings by the Spanish artist appealed more to the diaper-clad set ...