Musee Picasso
5 expert reviews
“In 1946, Picasso was looking for a studio where he could create large-scale works. Museum curator Romuald Dor de la Souchère offered the painter a large room in Château Grimaldi.”
– Michelin Guide
Fodor's
"Rising high over the water, this museum is set in the stunning medieval Château Grimaldi."
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Afar Magazine
"In 1946 Picasso worked from a studio in the Château Grimaldi of Antibes, creating 23 paintings and 44 illustrations that he gifted to the town."
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Frommer's
"Perched on the Old Town’s ramparts, the 14th-century Château Grimaldi was home to Picasso in 1946, when the Spanish artist lived and worked here at the invitation of the municipality"
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The Guardian
"Picasso lived here for six months in 1946, creating a studio...the castle eventually became the Antibes Picasso Museum, home to about 250 works including drawings, ceramics and carpets."
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