A Visit to Picasso

Year: 1950

Runtime: 21 mins

Language: Dutch

Director: Paul Haesaerts

Documentary

A 20‑minute black‑and‑white Belgian documentary by Paul Haesaerts captures Pablo Picasso drawing directly on large glass plates before the camera. Filmed from behind the glass, the artist’s rapid strokes reveal silhouettes of a dove, bull, flower, and figures, offering a live‑performance glimpse of his imagination. The technique predates the better‑known The Mystery of Picasso (1956).

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