THE CHICAGO PICASSO
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Sculpture made of metal nicknamed "The Chicago Picasso" commissioned by the architects of the Richard Daley Center.
Commissioned by the architects of the Richard Daley Center, the nameless sculpture, nicknamed "The Chicago Picasso", was offered by the artist to the city in 1967. The many sketches he made - he never came to Chicago - before delivering the final sculpture can be seen at the Chicago Art Institute. The work is made of the same metal as the exterior of the Daley Center. Although Picasso never specified what she represented, some people see a woman with hair in the wind, one of the sculptor's pets, an angel, a cow...
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