Spanish artist Pablo Picasso was a notorious womaniser who had a number of muses during his life. Of the seven important women he met, two killed themselves and two went mad. Another died of natural causes four years into their relationship.

But it was was his second wife and last lover, Jacqueline Roque, who won Picasso’s focus during the later years of his life

Paintings Picasso dedicated to Jacqueline are currently on display at Times Square.

The 13 artworks from “The Picasso and Jacqueline Exhibition” are being exhibited outside of Spain for the first time.

Twelve of the artworks (linocuts) in the exhibition were finished in 1962 using the linoleum printing technique and are inspired by cubism. The oil portrait of Jacqueline on canvas is a piece that belongs to the artist’s unique complete series that can be found in the Museu Picasso in Barcelona.

Kathy Chow and Lluís Bagunyà i Valls, Institutional Relations and Contracting Museu Picasso Barcelona, together with Times Square representatives attended the opening ceremony for the exhibition recently.

Times Square is hosting The Picasso and Jacqueline Exhibition with the Museu Picasso Barcelona, in the Living Room Museum until 21 March.

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Venue: Times Square, Causeway Bay

Date: Until 21 March

Time: 10am – 10pm

Free Admission