Although these works are not at all well known, Pablo Picasso’s jewelry was yet another field of experimentation for the artist, and new creative ground. Throughout his career, the artist made a significant number of pieces, using a variety of materials and techniques. Also extraordinary is the collection of art jewelry presented in the second part of the show, which is an intimate and poetic panorama of art, coming together in a sort of miniature museum. Audioguiarte produced the audio content for the tour in Catalan, Spanish, English and French. Texts by Manon Lecaplain.
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