'Le Tricorne' Gets To Stay In Four Seasons Restaurant For Now. By . Rebecca Fishbein. Published Feb 8, 2014. Modified Feb 10, 2014. Share. Never miss a story Email ...

Picasso’s “Le Tricorne,” a stage curtain measuring 19 feet by 20 feet, is shown in its former home at the Seagram Building in New York. (Richard Drew / Associated Press) ...

For over half a century, New York City's Four Seasons restaurant has been a place where Picasso meets the power lunch.

If the curtain is removed, it would be an act of destruction to Philip Johnson’s conception of the Four Seasons. “Le Tricorne” is, after all, a de facto part of the architecture, and so it ...

The 19-by-20-foot curtain, called "Le Tricorne," is being donated to the New-York Historical Society, painting owner the Landmarks Conservancy said on Thursday, June 12, 2014.

A nineteen-foot-tall curtain Pablo Picasso painted over three busy weeks back in 1919 that’s been hanging in the hallway at the Four Seasons for more than a half-decade is now in danger of being ...

Picasso’s 96-year-old curtain Le Tricorne (The Three Cornered Hat) will be unveiled at its new–and hopefully permanent–New York home this spring. The best of Artnet News in your inbox.

Pablo Picasso's most readily accessible painting isn't in a museum. It hangs in a New York restaurant, in a building whose owner reportedly thinks that the painting is a piece of junk and wants to ...