Visual art
Pablo Picasso
Addresses you can still visit
Every place in this city with a documented tie to this person.
Created here
Fondazione Il Bisonte
At Il Bisonte’s prompting, he produced a lithograph supporting amnesty for Spanish political prisoners.
Traces in other cities
- Malaga
- Ateneo de Málaga and the Former San Telmo School of Fine Arts — Although not formally enrolled, he received early artistic exposure and instruction while accompanying his father here.
- Malaga
- Former Convent and Municipal Museum of San Agustín — As a child he copied paintings and made early pigeon-related works in his father’s studio here.
- Malaga
- Former San Rafael School — He attended the San Rafael primary school here during his Málaga childhood.
- Malaga
- Gneisenau Shipwreck Site at the East Breakwater — After seeing the wreck in Málaga’s harbor, he made the 1901 drawing The Wreck of the Frigate Gneisenau in the Port of Málaga.
- Malaga
- IES Vicente Espinel (Gaona Institute) — He took the 1891 entrance examinations required for his transfer to secondary school in A Coruña.
- Malaga
- Lagar de Llanes — During summer stays at the estate he painted its interiors and surrounding mountain landscapes.
- Malaga
- Picasso’s Second Childhood Home in the Casas de Campos — He spent most of his Málaga childhood in this apartment and made his earliest known works here.
- Malaga
- Plaza del Teatro and Picasso’s First Portrait Studio — Francisco Martín Ramos made the earliest known photographic portrait of Picasso at his studio here.
- Malaga
- Site of Hostal Las Tres Naciones — He lodged at the inn during his last stay in Málaga, from late December 1900 to January 1901.
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