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Portrait of Mr Albert Clinton 'Bertie' Landberg
Pablo Picasso, 1922
© Succession Picasso/ DACS, 2009
Portrait of Mr Albert Clinton 'Bertie' Landberg. Landsberg was the son of the financial adviser to the Emperor of Brazil. This drawing is a classic example of Picasso's neo-classic manner, and complements the softer line he used in his drawing of Lydia Lopokova made in 1919, which the museum acquired with the help of the Art Fund in 1989.
More information
Title of artwork, date
Portrait of Mr Albert Clinton 'Bertie' Landberg, 1922
Date supported
1993
Medium and material
Graphite on paper
Dimensions
32 x 24 cm
Grant
8000
Total cost
56250
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