PICASSO : CERAMIC SCULPTURES

Rouen Museum of Ceramics

With the exceptional support of the National Picasso Museum in Paris

After experimenting with ceramics at the start of his career, Picasso took up this medium once again in Vallauris from 1946. He then developed a vast body of work, which saw his creative genius giving new life to an age-old practice to which the artist was particularly attached.

The exhibition of the Rouen Museum of Ceramics aims to highlight the sculptural dimension of this work along with its dazzling innovations. Ceramics enabled Picasso to develop new sculptural concepts and, more generally, to feed his work.

Musée de la Céramique Rouen

1, rue Faucon
ou 94, rue Jeanne d'Arc
Tél. : 02 35 07 31 74

Open from 2.00 pm to 6.00 pm
€ 4 flat rate admission for the temporary exhibition.