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James Lord, Picasso and Dora: A Memoir. Weidenfeld & Nicholson, London, 1993 first edition.
James Lord arrived in Paris as a soldier during world War II. Intoxicated by the glamour of the city, he presented himself at Picasso's doorstep and, amazingly, was invited inside. Then he had the temerity to ask Picasso to draw his portrait. The master complied, and Lord became a part of Picasso's circle, where he met Picasso's mistress and inspiration for his greatest paintings, the formidable beautiful painter Dora Maar. "Picasso" and Dora tells of Lord's turbulent relationship with both Picasso and this legendarily mysterious woman. With a bold instinct for psychological truth he movingly chronicles their relationship, which had all the interests of a love affair.
Title: Picasso and Dora: A Memoir
Artist/Author: James Lord
Publisher: Weidenfeld & Nicholson, London
Publication date: 1993 first edition.
Format: Hardcover with dust jacket
Pages: 320pp
Images: Illustrated in colour and b/w
Language: English
Condition: Very good. Ownership stamp of Roderic Hill with gift inscription
Stock Number: RB04747 90
James Lord arrived in Paris as a soldier during world War II. Intoxicated by the glamour of the city, he presented himself at Picasso's doorstep and, amazingly, was invited inside. Then he had the temerity to ask Picasso to draw his portrait. The master complied, and Lord became a part of Picasso's circle, where he met Picasso's mistress and inspiration for his greatest paintings, the formidable beautiful painter Dora Maar. "Picasso" and Dora tells of Lord's turbulent relationship with both Picasso and this legendarily mysterious woman. With a bold instinct for psychological truth he movingly chronicles their relationship, which had all the interests of a love affair.
Title: Picasso and Dora: A Memoir
Artist/Author: James Lord
Publisher: Weidenfeld & Nicholson, London
Publication date: 1993 first edition.
Format: Hardcover with dust jacket
Pages: 320pp
Images: Illustrated in colour and b/w
Language: English
Condition: Very good. Ownership stamp of Roderic Hill with gift inscription
Stock Number: RB04747 90