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The Frick Collection – Picasso’s Drawings 1890 to 1921: Reinventing Tradition
Posted: November 14th, 2011
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Susan Galassi, senior curator at the Frick collection, and co-curator of the exhibition “Picasso’s Drawings 1890 to 1921: Reinventing Tradition,” introduces the drawings on display now.

One Response to “The Frick Collection – Picasso’s Drawings 1890 to 1921: Reinventing Tradition”

  1. Sue Williams says:
    November 16, 2011 at 10:21 am

    It is probably not possible for me to get to New York at the time the Picasso drawings exhibition is on; I really appreciated the brief tour of them by Susan Galassi. Thank you.

    I’d like to add that my school friend of many years ago, Joyce Bodig, has brought several times to the Frick which is always exciting to visit.

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