It is commonly believe that Picasso produced only 'spare' or 'minimalistic' images when engaged with ceramics, as with the example above. Whilst it must be acknowledged that many Picasso's ceramics verged on the minimalistic, as of course did a lot of his paintings and other works, it is also true that there is a great variety in the ceramic, and not all ceramic artworks were sparing in detail.
The ceramic piece which I am investigating is certainly an example of detailed artwork, work which I believe is entirely indicative of Picasso's style. My next posting will show a recognised one-off Picasso ceramic which also has a 'knightly' motif, and has extremely detail artwork.
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