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The Milliner's Workshop
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The Milliner's Workshop

Pablo Picasso, 1926

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Technical Details

Medium

Oil on canvas

Dimensions

172 × 256 cm (67.7 × 100.8 in)

Style

Surrealism

Decade

1920s

About This Work

The Milliner’s Workshop is a large 1926 canvas that turns a hat-making interior into a dense field of figures, millinery forms, and workshop materials. The interlocking shapes make the subject feel both inhabited and architecturally constructed, while the scale allows the viewer to follow the scene as a shifting network rather than a single, stable view.

Guggenheim’s direct exhibition record dates the work to January 1926 at Rue La Boétie, Paris, and gives the medium and dimensions as oil on canvas, 172 × 256 cm. It records the work at the Musée national d’art moderne / Centre Pompidou as a 1947 gift of the artist. This correction replaces an unsupported public-domain image claim and broad museum URL with a direct documented source route.

Current Location

Musée national d’art moderne / Centre Pompidou, Paris, France

Public Collection — Open to visitors

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Valuation & Provenance

2026 Estimated Value

Priceless / Not for sale

* Estimates are based on comparable auction results and market analysis. Not a formal appraisal.

Last Known Sale

No public auction record — held in permanent museum collection

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