At the age of 75, Picasso was inspired by his new home in Cannes, by the light, his studio, and his young lover and future wife Jacqueline Roque, who was a constant source for the figure in his late painting. Nude in a rocking chair (1956) features his compulsive, aggressive fragmentation of the human form, contrasted with colourful background elements reminiscent of the late interiors of his long-time rival Henri Matisse.

Acquired by the Art Gallery of New South Wales in 1981, Nude in a rocking chair is available as an A3 size print, exclusive to the Gallery Shop.

Pablo Picasso mounted print
Fits a standard A3 size frame
Includes a white matboard border
Made in Australia
29.7 x 42cm
Exclusive to the Gallery Shop

Pablo Picasso (Spain/France 1881-1973)
Nude in a rocking chair 1956
Oil on canvas, 196 x 130.8cm
Art Gallery of New South Wales, purchased 1981 © Pablo Picasso/Succession Pablo Picasso/Copyright Agency
Print © Art Gallery of New South Wales