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Picasso's Reaction to Photograph of Dead U.S. Marine on Hilltop on Korea, 1950
Picasso's Reaction to Photograph of Dead U.S. Marine on Hilltop on Korea, 1950

Picasso's Reaction to Photograph of Dead U.S. Marine on Hilltop on Korea, 1950

Series TitleThe Private World of Pablo Picasso
Artist David Douglas Duncan (American, 1916 - 2018)
Date1958
MediumGelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 11 1/4 × 9 9/16 inches (28.58 × 24.29 cm)
Credit LinePurchase: William Rockhill Nelson Trust
Object numberR58-18/35 B
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Picasso's Reaction to Photograph of Dead U.S. Marine on Hilltop on Korea, 1950 Series: The Private World of Pablo Picasso
Picasso's Reaction to Photograph of Dead U.S. Marine on Hilltop on Korea, 1950 Series: The Private World of Pablo Picasso
David Douglas Duncan
1958
R58-18/35 D
Dead U.S. Marine on Hilltop in Korea, 1950, and Picasso's Reaction to this Photograph
Dead U.S. Marine on Hilltop in Korea, 1950, and Picasso's Reaction to this Photograph
David Douglas Duncan
1958
R58-18/35 A
Picasso's Reaction to Photograph of Dead U.S. Marine on Hilltop on Korea, 1950
Picasso's Reaction to Photograph of Dead U.S. Marine on Hilltop on Korea, 1950
David Douglas Duncan
1958
R58-18/35 E
Picasso's Reaction to Photograph of Dead U.S. Marine on Hilltop on Korea, 1950
Picasso's Reaction to Photograph of Dead U.S. Marine on Hilltop on Korea, 1950
David Douglas Duncan
1958
R58-18/35 C
Picasso's compassionate reaction to Korean war photograph of a dead U.S. Marine
Picasso's compassionate reaction to Korean war photograph of a dead U.S. Marine
David Douglas Duncan
1957; printed 2013
2014.11.67
Dead U.S. Marine on hilltop in South Korea
Dead U.S. Marine on hilltop in South Korea
David Douglas Duncan
August 1950; printed 2013
2014.11.5
Picasso's Compassionate Reaction to Photograph [of Korean War]
Picasso's Compassionate Reaction to Photograph [of Korean War]
David Douglas Duncan
1957; printed 2013
2014.11.66
The rear of La Californie. Bronze Pregnant Goat, 1950. Tied to her is the pet nannygoat. Picasso's bedroom is second-floor window, left; dining room is directly below it. Jacqueline's and Katherine Hutin's sitting room is on second floor above steps; living room is beyond the front steps.
The rear of La Californie. Bronze Pregnant Goat, 1950. Tied to her is the pet nannygoat. Picasso's bedroom is second-floor window, left; dining room is directly below it. Jacqueline's and Katherine Hutin's sitting room is on second floor above steps; living room is beyond the front steps.
David Douglas Duncan
1956-1959; printed 2013
2014.11.16
Attacking Marines, Nakdong River Perimeter, South Korea
Attacking Marines, Nakdong River Perimeter, South Korea
David Douglas Duncan
1950; probably printed in 1970s
2005.27.2612
Marine Withdrawal, Koto-ri, North Korea
Marine Withdrawal, Koto-ri, North Korea
David Douglas Duncan
1950
2005.27.3976
Marine Capt. Ike Fenton, Nakdong River Perimeter, No-Name Ridge, South Korea
Marine Capt. Ike Fenton, Nakdong River Perimeter, No-Name Ridge, South Korea
David Douglas Duncan
1950; printed later
2005.27.3961
Picasso's Daughter Paloma, and Claude, with Their Father at La Californie Paloma Draws While Picasso Watches
Picasso's Daughter Paloma, and Claude, with Their Father at La Californie Paloma Draws While Picasso Watches
David Douglas Duncan
1958
R58-18/57 C