The postwar years also marked a period of daring experimentation in lithography and ceramics. Although he had made prints throughout his career, he did not concentrate on that field until the late 1940s, when he embarked on a series of innovations that resulted in a reevaluation of printmaking as a means of expression. P icasso's work of the 1950s and '60s consisted for the most part of a reiteration of the themes and styles he had developed previously, although he never stopped experimenting with new materials and forms of expression. At the time of his death, he was universally recognized as the foremost artist of his era. Rowland Elzea, Curator, Delaware Art Museum, Wilmington.
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Some works are considered to be in the public domain, based on current U.S. and international copyright acts. For more information on copyright laws, please refer to the Artists Rights Society and Benedict O'Mahoney's The Copyright Web Site . CGFA - Virtual Art Museum Carol L. Gerten maintains an impressive image library of meticulously scanned works from hundreds of renowned artists, including this collection featuring 15 of Picasso's paintings. Chronological Biography PaceWildenstein Museum in New York offers this chronology of the artist's life, and lists dozens of permanent Picasso collections worldwide. Painting is a jeu d'esprit.