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Dora Maar died in 1997 leaving behind an aura of mystery and expectation. She was Picasso’s lover between 1936 and 1943, she had photographed the Guernica and was an exceptional model for the series; The Crying Woman by the painter from Malaga. Dora Maar’s father was Yugoslav and her mother French although her childhood was spent in Argentina. Rejecting her bourgeois origins she became a political left wing activist joining the... - Read more

Antonio Cabana’s masterful writing brings us close to a unique historical period: when Ancient Egypt succumbs before the onslaught of a new order ready to devour their millenary Gods. In the midst of this mayhem is Amosis. Through his life, the reader will travel across the convulsive years in which the three great classical civilizations, decadent Egypt, Greece and the emerging Rome, turn the Mediterranean into a fascinating crucible.... - Read more

Victoria Combalía has a doctorate in Art History and is a professor at Barcelona University, she has written several books about Picasso and Miró. Over the past twenty years, Combalía has dedicated herself to unraveling the mysteries that surround the life of Picasso’s most desperate muse, Dora Maar. «Dora Maar» published by CIRCE Ediciones, is the result of a series of conversations  with the painter... - Read more