Pablo Picasso: Matador Pillowcase Thomas Schutte members of Murillo’s family and

members of Murillo’s family and studio

and the exploration of the familiar and the unexpected

The uniquely textured form of the 8-ounce carafe is enhanced by its realization in subtle yellow tones of amber glass

the double-sided accordion-fold publication—housed in a slipcase printed with a reproduction of Marden’s Summer (2024) and a quotation by the artist—features different sequences of texts and images on each side

Rachel Tashjian

Pablo Picasso: Matador Pillowcase Thomas Schutte members of Murillo’s family andThis jacquard weave zippered pillowcase features Pablo Picassos Matador (1970). Born in the southern port of Mlaga in 1881, Picasso was a lifelong aficionado of the drama of the bullfight; matadors, picadors, horses, and bulls were recurring subjects throughout his body of work, from his earliest childhood drawings to some of his final paintings. Created in collaboration with the Picasso Administration, the fabric was woven on jacquard looms by a team