known are his later works when his focus was increasingly on one single woman and the museum in pottstown as the goods. was it her audience. her nose her high cheekbones public picasso is believed to have painted his beloved wife shot clean more than any other model some four hundred times and that's not even including the numerous portraits which are not named for her but whose features are clearly hers it wasn't you know to nish more day she was of course his model and muse and lived out this role at his side in the last years of picasso's life jacqueline was really very close to her husband there are documents that also show a clean was for a time a manager of picasso's work off the. plane was married to because so during the final creative phase of his life for a long time many of her portraits were only known through black and white photos of picasso studios because the works were in the family's possession. jacqueline's daughter whose childhood portrait is also in the exhibition granted rare permission for them to be shown. for the curators in pottstown it's like having all their ch

known are his later works when his focus was increasingly on one single woman and the museum in pottstown as the goods. was a term i use. or no use for high cheekbones public because it was believed to have painted his beloved wife shot clean more than any other model some four hundred times and that's not even including the numerous portraits which are not named for her features.

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to help protect vital technology on earth physicists in the german city of pottstown a study in the sun very closely they want to predict solar storms a number of satellites are already providing detailed information about the star and the stormy cloud of superheated gas that surrounds it. images like this are of course very impressive that something special about solar physics compared to astrophysics or extragalactic physics we can actually see the processes happening on the sun. their current time scale that we can still observe for ourselves. with help from the european space agency's solar orbiter satellite the researches want to discover more about how solar storms develop to do so the satellite will need to get extremely close to the sun and then spend ten days observing just one area of the burning ball of gas the scientists imparts helps develop an important instrument for the satellite it was tested here at the einstein tower an observatory where solar research has been conducted for over ninety years. now they're testing complex high tech components for a special purpose tele

to help protect vital technology on earth physicists in the german city of pottstown a study in the sun very closely they want to predict solar storms a number of satellites already providing detailed information about the star and the stormy cloud of superheated gas that surrounds it. images like this are of course very impressive that something special about solar physics compared to astrophysics or extragalactic physics we can actually see the processes happening on the sun they occur on a time scale that we can still observe for ourselves. with help from the european space agency's solar orbiting satellite the researches want to discover more about how solar storms develop to do so the satellite will need to get extremely close to the sun and then spend ten days observing just one area of the burning ball of gas the scientists imparts helps develop an important instrument for the satellite it was tested here at the einstein tower an observatory where solar research has been conducted for over ninety years. now they're testing complex high tech components for a special purpose telesc

to the curators in pottstown it's like having all their christmases come it once i don't believe in christmas but i do like hot chocolate so it's like have been the best hot chocolate and it's lots of fun and it's fantastic and it's also fantastic to do the research behind it the exhibition starts with the first portraits of chuck clean from one nine hundred fifty four shortly after the seventy two year old picasso met the twenty six year old and runs through to his final acts at the end of his life after painting his many female portraits picasso began painting men again it was a very prolific face in his life. he's number one goal was always to create and. time was passing by and he was raiding his seventy's and eighty's and even ninety's him he knew the clock was ticking. picasso of the late work ends with a painting that was still in progress at the time of the artist's death it seems to depict two figures and visitors are left to imagine how picasso might have completed and. that's good you are a miner now of our top story at this hour in a nationally televised address to the british pri