BLACK|7335/054
"Lump: The Dog Who Ate a Picasso" is a book by photographer David Douglas Duncan that tells the story of the bond between artist Pablo Picasso and a dachshund named Lump. In 1957, Duncan introduced Lump to Picasso at his home, La Californie, in Cannes. From their first meeting, a special connection was formed and Lump became Picasso's inseparable companion and source of inspiration. Over 100 pages of photographs capture intimate and everyday moments shared between Picasso and Lump, offering a unique insight into the artist's life and his deep affection for this extraordinary dachshund.
Height
Width
Depth
