Alfred H. Barr Jr.'s letter to Juan Larrea | Repensar Guernica

Alfred H. Barr Jr.'s letter to Juan Larrea

Alfred H. Barr Jr., director del Collections Department at the del Museum of Modern Art, New York, poses various questions to Juan Larrea regarding the symbology and interpretation of Guernica, as well as the declarations of Pablo Picasso and Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler on the matter.

Author:

Alfred H. Barr Jr.

Year:

1947

Medium:

Personal correspondence

Archived in:

Museum of Modern Art Archives, New York

Reference in the source Archive:

AHB 12.II.F.2

© 2017. Digital image, The Museum of Modern Art, New York/Scala, Florence

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