The Boy Who Bit Picasso

This charming story explores the childhood friendship between Antony Penrose and the legendary artist, Picasso, offering a delightful introduction to art for young readers.

In The Boy Who Bit Picasso, readers are introduced to the enchanting world of Pablo Picasso through the eyes of Antony Penrose, the son of renowned photographer Lee Miller and painter Roland Penrose. The narrative unfolds as a charming recounting of Antony's childhood friendship with the legendary artist, providing a personal glimpse into Picasso's life and creative spirit. The book captures the essence of their bond, highlighting the joy and inspiration that art can bring to young minds.

Accompanying the engaging text are approximately sixty-five beautiful illustrations, showcasing some of Picasso's most beloved works. These captivating images are complemented by archival photography from Lee Miller, adding depth and context to the story. The combination of art and storytelling makes The Boy Who Bit Picasso not just a book, but an experience that invites children to explore the world of creativity and imagination.

This delightful children’s book serves as an excellent introduction to the life and art of Picasso for young readers aged four and up. It aims to inspire a love for art and creativity, making it a perfect addition to any child's bookshelf. With its charming narrative and stunning visuals, The Boy Who Bit Picasso is sure to enthrall young art enthusiasts and encourage them to appreciate the beauty of artistic expression.