Picasso's Lovers

A complex and at the same time expressive portrait of women who, through love intrigues, numerous scandals and art, found themselves at the epicenter of the life of the brilliant Picasso - but this time they will hold the brush themselves.

Alana is a young journalist. Her mother has died and left behind nothing but threads leading to 1923, where the glamorous women - the heroines of Picasso's life - existed in the shadow of the artist's fame. Determined to reveal who her mother really was, Alana searches for them - the women who knew the truth hidden under the artist's canvases: a jealous wife, a lover-artist, an American hostess and a mysterious Spanish maid who captured Picasso's gaze and brush for one seductive summer. But who were these women really and what happened to them? And what will happen to her in the end?

A turbulent past and a reality filled with strained relationships, a world dominated by male-dominated arts journalism, and the growing threat to civil rights in America collide. And as the harsh truths force themselves upon Alana, it turns out that the most extraordinary portrait she will have to unravel is her own.

In Love with Picasso is a bold, opulent portrait of the great artist and the women who inspired, disappointed, loved, and hated him.