More About Picasso’s Work In Aruba

Category Entertainment    Date October 11th, 2005

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It should come as no surprise that the greatest painter of the 20th Century was also its finest printmaker, yet the length and breadth of Pablo Picasso’s graphic oeuvre is startling indeed. He was especially attracted to etching as a vehicle for his imagery and turned to this technique frequently throughout his career. Following an extended trip to Italy in 1917, Picasso turned away from the austerity of Cubism and once again took up the representation of the human form. Gradually this developed into the style referred to as Neo-Classical. Prof. Dr. Enrique Mallen.

For the first time ever we will present such an work of Pablo Picasso in Aruba.

Tierra del Sol and the South End Art Foundation hereby invite you to participate in the presentation of this unique piece of the Neo- Classical collection of Picasso with Alica van Romondt of the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds als quest speaker.

During the presentation quest will be served with an menu consisting of Picasso’s favorite food by executive chef Wim Elzing and served Picasso’s favorite wine of southern france. There will be a flamenco show from his birth place Spain and live music by C-zar Olarte. Guest can also participate in an auction and bid on a fine art collection of Gustave Nouel, Jani Croes, Paul van Driel and Tep v/d Heuvel on that evening.

Place: Ventanas del Mar
Date: Saturday, October 15, 2005
US$ 125 p.p. reservation required! very limited seating.

Ticket includes Picasso dinner, wine all evening, show and auction proceeds of the evening will be donated for the benefit of the S.E.A. Foundation and its programs.

Reservation line at Tierra del Sol 5867800 for credit card
Or 563-4574 – 744-9166 for delivery.

For more info go to:

http://www.southendartgallery.org/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=1128315157&

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or visit:
http://www.southendartgallery.org

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