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Customer Review: A wonderful insight into real life with Picasso
This book follows the decade or so that Francoise Gilot and Picasso were lovers, and covers their day-to-day lives, their discussions on art, their friends (Matisse, Gertrude Stein, Braque etc) and their children (Paloma and Claude). It’s a wonderful biography, beautifully written and very evocative. You admire Francoise for sticking with Picasso for so long and are amazed at the genius that he was. A great read whether or not you are interested in Picasso and his art.
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Phoenix Mountains Park and Recreation Area
Newsday - The air-conditioned rooms are adorned with the creations of such artists as Pablo Picasso, Diego Rivera, Georgia O’Keeffe and Claude Monet. But the museum will be a red-hot ticket this month with the opening of several new exhibits, including a

Special art in our midst
Denver Post - Braque, “Landscape at l’Estaque” (1906), oil on canvas. This fauvist depiction of the well- known artist retreat near Marseilles, with its vivid, nonobjective colors, shows the artist before he became Pablo Picasso’s alter ego in the invention of

Balls to Picasso Customer Review: Bonus Disc is Classic
Having heard just a few songs from Bruce’s solo career before, nothing really grabbed me until I picked up Tyranny of Souls months ago. I loved it. When his live DVD with several concerts on it came out, I bought it and was surprised how much I liked his earlier stuff live. I bought this album and was a little dissapointed with the main album as I was the first time I heard some of the songs, they did not just grab me. However, I put in the 2nd cd and was blown away. This should have been the A material. The accoustical version of “Tears of the Dragon” is masterful. Even “Elvis has Left the Building” where he uses nothing but a megaphone has phenomenal music. If nothing else, buy this album for the bonus disc. 13 of the 16 tracks on the bonus disc, I listen to on a regular basis now. It is completely worth getting the whole package.
Customer Review: Buy It !!!!!! One of my favorite CDs ever!!!
Although I am 45 years old and saw Iron Maiden on their first US tour, I never became a fan and never owned any Maiden stuff until relatively recently. After all these years I finally have become a big Maiden fan. After buying several Iron Maiden CDs, including their two most recent, I decided to buy some solo Bruce Dickinson.

The first solo album I bought was Tyranny Of Souls. I like it and listen to it from time to time, but I would not say that it is one of my favorite albums. I did like it enough to buy a second Bruce Dickinson album. Balls To Picasso would be next. This is one of my all time favorite albums ever, at least for now. The bonus CD of B-Sides, demo and alternative versions is just as good as the original CD, if not better. If I had bought Balls To Picasso back in the days of vinyl, I would have worn out both CDs in a hurry.

In short, in my opinion Balls To Picasso is the best Bruce Dickinson music I have bought to date and remains one of my favorite and most listened to CDs.

Picasso's Unknown Masterpiece
Analysis of a 1934 drawing, which some have attributed to the artist.