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The Shared Studio speaks to us of Picasso's graphic work and the graphic work of three other artists, all members of his family: his nephew J. Fín and Vilató, and Vilató's son Xavier. This fascinating story takes us into a remarkable world, that of the print studios of Paris and Barcelona in which these artists worked, and through the exceptional skill of the master printers brings to light the particular personality and idiosyncracies of each, and the profund rapport they established with one another. The work of the four artists presented here were all produced or printed in the Lacourière-Frélaut studio.

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