Andrew Ferran writes:

...The Museo Picasso Málaga, which features a chronological and thematic overview of the artist’s career, as well as various special exhibitions each year... The building housing the museum was a 16th-century nobleman’s handsome stone palace, now deftly expanded by the New York architect Richard Gluckman to seamlessly blend with the city’s whitewashed buildings. With two floors of galleries around a pretty marble courtyard of the Renaissance palace, the museum tells the story of Picasso’s career with about 250 works... 

Read more in The New York Times.