Garçon à la pipe

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Garçon à la pipe is a 1905 Pablo Picasso painting from his Rose Period depicting a seated Parisian boy holding a pipe, notable for its warm palette and record-breaking auction price.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf oil painting
painting
artHistoricalSignificance high-profile example of early 20th-century modern art at auction
important example of Picasso's Rose Period portraiture
artist Pablo Picasso
artisticPeriod Picasso's Rose Period
associatedWith Bateau-Lavoir period
linked to: Montmartre Cubists

Montmartre
auctionDate 2004
auctionHouse Sotheby's
linked to: Sotheby’s
auctionPriceUSD 104168000
cataloguedIn Picasso's Rose Period works
colorPalette warm palette
countryOfOrigin France
creator Pablo Picasso
currencyOfAuctionPrice USD
currentOwner private collection
depictionAgeOfModel adolescent boy
depicts boy holding a pipe
floral garlands
seated Parisian boy
wreath of flowers
genre portrait painting
hasSubject bohemian life in Paris
youth
heightInCentimeters 100
iconography floral wreath as decorative motif
pipe as bohemian symbol
inception 1905
languageOfTitle French
locationCreated Paris
materialUsed oil paint
medium oil on canvas
movement Rose Period
notableFor record-breaking auction price
orientation portrait orientation
placeInArtistCareer early Paris years of Pablo Picasso
previousOwner Betsey Cushing Whitney
John Hay Whitney
soldAtAuction Sotheby's New York
linked to: Sotheby’s
style figurative art
post-impressionist-influenced
support canvas
translatedTitle Boy with a Pipe
wasWorldRecordFor most expensive painting sold at auction at the time
widthInCentimeters 81

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Rose Period hasNotableWork Garçon à la pipe
Picasso's Rose Period notableWork Garçon à la pipe
Boy with a Pipe title Garçon à la pipe