Picasso and Modern British Art, a brand new exhibition at Tate Britain, will explore the artist’s legacy and impact on modern art in Britain. Opening on Feb. 15, the display will feature over 150 pieces of Picasso’s artwork, such as Weeping Woman from 1937 and The Three Dancers from 1925.
Picasso remains one of the most influential artists who aided in bringing modern art to Britain. The new exhibition traces his rise as an artist, from his first London visit in 1919 where he worked on costumes and scenery for Diaghilev’s ballet The Three Cornered Hat to his incredible 1960 Tate exhibition.
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Source: www.tate.org
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