Leonard A. Lauder discusses his appreciation of the Cubist works of art he has collected. Leonard A. Lauder answers the question: "Which is your favorite picture?"
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Leonard A. Lauder on Living with Pictures
Leonard A. Lauder discusses his appreciation of the Cubist works of art he has collected. Leonard A. Lauder answers the question: "Which is your favorite picture?"
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Pablo Picasso
Paris, spring 1911
Fernand Léger
1913
Pablo Picasso
Paris, late 1913–early 1914
Georges Braque
Paris, early 1913
Georges Braque
L'Estaque and Paris, autumn 1907
Georges Braque
Céret, summer–autumn 1911
Georges Braque
Paris, spring 1912
Georges Braque
Paris, early 1913
Georges Braque
1913–14
Georges Braque
Paris, spring 1914
Fernand Léger
1918–19
Pablo Picasso
Céret, spring 1912
Pablo Picasso
Paris, spring 1912
Pablo Picasso
Paris, late 1913–early 1914