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View source →Pablo Picasso, 1906
Medium
Pen and brown ink, with colored crayons and charcoal applied with stump, over graphite, on blue-gray laid paper (discolored to brown)
Dimensions
Max., sheet irregularly cut: 18.4 × 30.7 cm (7 1/4 × 12 1/8 in.)
Style
Rose Period figuration
Decade
1900s
The official Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois record identifies Study for La Coiffure as a Pablo Picasso pen and ink drawings, dated 1906, in Pen and brown ink, with colored crayons and charcoal applied with stump, over graphite, on blue-gray laid paper (discolored to brown). This catalog entry preserves the holding institution’s title and object metadata rather than inferring undocumented imagery, sitter identity, or artist intent.
Study for La Coiffure is grouped under Rose Period for gallery navigation using the date published by Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois. This period label provides high-level art-historical orientation and does not supersede the primary collection record. The institutional credit line is: Ada Turnbull Hertle Fund.
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
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Visit museum website →2026 Estimated Value
Public collection / market value not asserted
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Last Known Sale
No public auction record — held in permanent museum collection
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