Sunday at the LACMA auditorium. A single famous artwork was discussed

in depth and interpreted in provocative ways during a day-long

symposium devoted to what is arguably Picasso's greatest print. Seven

art scholars argued their points of view regarding one particular

etching, Minotauromachy, that the artist printed in 1935 -- the worst

year of his life -- according to his own statement. Picasso's marriage

to Russian ballerina Olga Koklova was falling apart, and he was

involved in a clandestine love affair with Marie-Thérèse Walter, who,

at the time they met, was only fifteen years old...