This book focuses on some of Picasso's more unusual works of art - a selection of miscellaneous objects created from paper, cardboard, string, wood, clay and many other materials. Alongside his painting, drawing and sculpture he was forever experimenting and seeking new ways in which to express himself, producing mundane things into cut-out sculptures, masks, toys for his children, and a host of unconventional objects such as his "Head of a Bull" made from the saddle and handlebars of an old bicycle. Photographer Edward Quinn, a friend of the artist, observed and shared some of Picasso's creative moments over a period of about 20 years. This book describes Picasso at work in his studio, and provides a view of the artist's creations.
