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  1. Their relationship is allegorised through Picasso’s 1962 painting, Femme Au Chien. At an astonishing, estimated 633 x 511 inches, the colossal oil painting emphasises the profound impact Jacqueline Roques entry into Picasso’s life had on his artistic oeuvre.

  2. Feb 17, 2023 · On 28 February, Christie’s will offer the Cubist master’s loving portrait of Jacqueline, Femme dans un rocking-chair (Jacqueline), in London with an estimate between £15 and 20 million (around US$18 and 24.1 million). The work last hit the auction block in 2007, going to the present owner for £2.48 million (around US$4.88 million). If the ...

  3. With her dark, almond-shaped eyes and mesmerising gaze, high cheek bones and regal poise, the arresting and unmistakable profile of Pablo Picasso’s final great love, muse and later wife, Jacqueline Roque adorns this unique hand painted ceramic plate.

  4. Estate of the artist. Jacqueline Roque-Picasso, Mougins (by descent from the above). Galerie Louise Leiris, Paris (acquired from the above, circa 1984). Harvey S. Lubitz, New York. Acquired from the above by the late owner, 1985.

  5. Picasso and Jacqueline Roque, his latest and—as time would tell—his ultimate paramour and eventual second wife, had begun living together, and would soon return to Paris to reside in the artist’s studio on the rue des Grands-Augustins.

  6. rogallery.com › artists › pablo-picassoJacqueline | RoGallery

    Pablo Picasso's portrayal of his muse Jacqueline Roque emphasizes his wife's almond-shaped eyes, straight nose, and otherwise attractive face by enhancing these attributes and framing it with her thick, wavy hair.

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  8. This is a PABLO PICASSO (ESTATE COLLECTION DOMAINE) (1881-1973) giclee titled "JACQUELINE ROQUE WITH FLOWERS". This piece is pencil hand signed on the lower right as 'Collection Domaine Picasso' and has an embossed seal stamped by the Picasso Estate.

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