Picasso : Architecture and Vertigo by Christopher Green

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Picasso : Architecture and Vertigo by Christopher GreenISBN: 9780300104127 Yale University Press 01 January 2005 Hardback 299 pages The starting point of this exciting new exploration of Picasso is not his life but his work, which is revealed as a series of interventions in the troubled history of early twentieth century Europe. Christopher Green shows how these interventions are remarkable for the force with which they confront issues that remain vital and important for us today: race, cultural

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