Edward K. Barsky's letter to Pablo Picasso

Edward K. Barsky, from the Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee, asks Pablo Picasso for works he has painted during the war for an exhibition in the US to support people of the Spanish Republic.

Author:

Edward K. Barsky

Year:

1946

Medium:

Personal correspondence

Archived in:

Musée National Picasso-Paris, Fonds Picasso

Reference in the source Archive:

Serie E/19-EEUU

Stories:

Guernica according to Picasso Guernica as a political symbol

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Edward K. Barsky's letter to Pablo Picasso

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