Le petit monde de pablo picasso

Le petit monde de Pablo Picasso is an illustrated work by David Douglas Duncan, published in 1959 by Hachette in Paris. The book features a significant amount of iconography, including many black-and-white photographs that depict the artist's personal life, his studio environment, and his family members. It serves as a visual and biographical exploration of Picasso's world, with text translated into French by Lionel Durand. The publication is noted for its extensive use of photography to document the residences and familiar places associated with the artist in France, particularly in Cannes.