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At the time, Picasso was in the bathtub and allowed Duncan to photograph him right then and there, leading to a lasting friendship that granted the photographer access into the artist’s personal life.
Over the next seventeen years, Duncan took thousands of photographs of the artist, inside his studio-homes, and of his then-unknown canvases.
In this photo collection, Picasso, age 70, was living with his second wife named Jacqueline Roque, who was forty years younger and who accompanied him until the day he died.
.Around the house were also Claude and Paloma Picasso, his children, and Francoise Gilot, who came from Paris to spend their vacations.
According to Duncan, he was given absolute access to the artist’s intimate life. There was never a “no-answer” to shooting and nothing was ever set up for better framing. Everything was spontaneous.
