My grandfather is Picasso

Author: (French) Picasso
Translator: Liu Hengyong
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: However, in the eyes of her granddaughter, what was a real, flesh-and-blood Picasso like? To date, the most authoritative biography of Picasso. Marina, with admirable courage and an incredibly authentic pen, has recreated the figure of Picasso, the cultural giant of the 20th century, in the eyes of readers. – French Le Figaro "The Angry Bull" is reborn in the hands of his granddaughter, and Picasso outside the studio continues his struggle with life. – French Le Monde When readers can move their eyes away from words like bloodline and family heritage, they will discover that the word "great" applies not only to the author's grandfather but also equally to the author, Marina Picasso. – Spanish As Marina has interpreted her grandfather from a completely new perspective, and this is the true Pablo. – Spanish Catalonia
The biography My Grandfather Picasso is written by Picasso's granddaughter, Marina Picasso. When Marina was a child, Picasso was the most extraordinary genius of her time in her eyes. In 1973, the painter passed away, and as the world spoke of him without restraint, the 22-year-old Marina chose silence. The silence was born of immense pain but an inability to express it. It took her thirty years to understand the source of her pain and to finally ease the anguish in her heart with the excitement of sudden realization and boundless guilt. Today, we can finally hear her tell the stories of Picasso that few know.
However, in the eyes of her granddaughter, what was a real, flesh-and-blood Picasso like? To date, the most authoritative biography of Picasso. Marina, with admirable courage and an incredibly authentic pen, has recreated the figure of Picasso, the cultural giant of the 20th century, in the eyes of readers. – French Le Figaro "The Angry Bull" is reborn in the hands of his granddaughter, and Picasso outside the studio continues his struggle with life. – French Le Monde When readers can move their eyes away from words like bloodline and family heritage, they will discover that the word "great" applies not only to the author's grandfather but also equally to the author, Marina Picasso. – Spanish As Marina has interpreted her grandfather from a completely new perspective, and this is the true Pablo. – Spanish Catalonia
The biography My Grandfather Picasso is written by Picasso's granddaughter, Marina Picasso. When Marina was a child, Picasso was the most extraordinary genius of her time in her eyes. In 1973, the painter passed away, and as the world spoke of him without restraint, the 22-year-old Marina chose silence. The silence was born of immense pain but an inability to express it. It took her thirty years to understand the source of her pain and to finally ease the anguish in her heart with the excitement of sudden realization and boundless guilt. Today, we can finally hear her tell the stories of Picasso that few know.