LUMP THE DOG WHO ATE A PICASSO BOOK

"Lump: The Dog Who Ate a Picasso" is a book by photographer David Douglas Duncan that narrates the endearing relationship between artist Pablo Picasso and a sausage dog named Lump. In 1957, Duncan introduced Lump to Picasso in his residence in La Californie, Cannes. Since their first encounter, a special connection was established between the painter and the dog, who became his inseparable companion and source of inspiration. Over 100 pages, the book compiles photographs that capture intimate, everyday moments shared between Picasso and Lump, offering a unique perspective on the artist's life and his affection for this special dachshund.