On
loan from the Bancaja Collection in Valencia, Spain,
"Picasso Suite 347" will be displayed at Miami’s
Bass Museum of Art from June 23 to September 12, 2004.
This unique series features 347 works, whose methods
include etching, engraving, drypoint, aquatint, lithograph
and linocut. The pieces were created by Picasso at the
age of 87.
In conjunction with this exhibit, three stylish, South
Beach boutique hotels are offering Picasso Packages
for the duration of the show.
The Wave
Hotel’s Picasso Package
•
Superior room accommodations
• Two complimentary passes to the exhibit
• · Complimentary continental buffet breakfast
daily
• Complimetnary self-parking
This package is priced at $139 per room, per night,
excluding tax and service. It is based on availability,
and blackout dates apply. Bookings must be made online
at www.wavehotel.com.
Specify booking code: MUSEUM.
Circa39’s
Picasso Package
•
Deluxe accommodations
• Two complimentary passes to the exhibit
• Snack to take with you to the museum
• Complimentary self-parking
This package is priced at $119 per room, per night,
excluding tax and service. It is based on availability,
and blackout dates apply. Bookings must be made online
at www.circa39.com.
Specify booking code: PICASSO.
Aqua’s
Picasso Package
•
Accommodations in a Junior Suite
• Complimentary passes for two to the exhibit
• Bottle of Champagne upon arrival
• Continental breakfast daily
• Fruit and bottled water snack to take with you
to the museum
This package is priced at $115 per room, per night.
It is based on availability, and blackout dates apply.
Bookings must be made online at www.aquamiami.com.
Specify booking code: PICASSO.
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