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Such history might well lead a reader to anticipate scintillating exchanges, crackling with imagination, through-out this collection... a shock does await, but not the kind one might predict. --Linda Simon The European Journal of Life Writing A triumph of scholarship. Editor Laurence Madeline provides scrupulous annotation, drawing upon memoirs, biographies, cultural histories, and other people's letters; the book is beautifully illustrated with photograhs, manuscripts, works of art, and reproductions of postcards. . . . Although both Stein and Picasso have been written about extensively, this volume is fresh, rich, and engrossing.--Linda Simon Georgia Review

A triumph of scholarship. Editor Laurence Madeline provides scrupulous annotation, drawing upon memoirs, biographies, cultural histories, and other people's letters; the book is beautifully illustrated with photograhs, manuscripts, works of art, and reproductions of postcards. . . . Although both Stein and Picasso have been written about extensively, this volume is fresh, rich, and engrossing. --Linda Simon Georgia Review

A triumph of scholarship. Editor Laurence Madeline provides scrupulous annotation, drawing upon memoirs, biographies, cultural histories, and other people's letters; the book is beautifully illustrated with photograhs, manuscripts, works of art, and reproductions of postcards. . . . Although both Stein and Picasso have been written about extensively, this volume is fresh, rich, and engrossing.--Linda Simon Georgia Review

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Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) was one of the greatest figures of twentieth-century art. Gertrude Stein (1874-1946) was a writer and art critic and one of the first collectors of cubist art. Laurence Madeline is curator of the Musée Picasso in Paris, and custodian of the Picasso Archives. Lorna Scott Fox is a journalist, critic and translator based in London.

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