The Picasso Museum in Malaga houses a collection of over four hundred works by the Spanish artist (both from the museum and the Almine and Bernard Ruiz-Picasso FABA Foundation for Art), originally from Malaga, and shows his development as an artist since Start.

The Picasso Museum Málaga follows in the footsteps of Pablo Picasso, allowing the visitor to get closer to his life and his artistic production by grouping his work in order to understand his work processes. In the rooms of the museum 44 paintings, 49 drawings, 40 graphic works, 10 sculptures, 17 ceramics, 1 tapestry and 1 sheet of linoleum are exhibited. The works on display create an exhibition story that begins in the formative years and crosses the salient moments of Picasso's career.

The works are divided into small groups of related images and sculptures organized thematically. There is also a rich selection of designs.

The exhibition itinerary begins on the ground floor with the presentation of the artist and a series of Ladies and Gentlemen with portraits from 1894 to 1906. It then moves on to the Cubist phase, to still lifes with works from 1911 to 1922, the section dedicated to Modern Classicism . The route continues for Models, bathers and challenging women, with works from 1927 to 1933. Going upstairs, you will find the Metamorphosis and abstraction section, from 1927 to 1932; the works on this floor go up to 1950. Finally, you can access the Bestiary, with representations of animals made between 1941 and 1960, and the Carnal Landscapes from 1944 to 1971. The works collected here go up to 1972, the year before his death of the master.