The 'Paris Sketchbook' is a fascinating work that captures the artistic impressions of Pablo Picasso during his first trip to Paris in 1900. In this small, portable book that he always carried with him, there are spontaneous drawings of women, men, and children that he sketched in cafés, on walks, and during outings. The drawings, made with pencil, ink, or chalk and colored with watercolors or pastel crayons, are characterized by their impressive simplicity and expressiveness. This sketchbook not only provides insight into Picasso's artistic creation but also invites a personal encounter with the artist, who recorded his thoughts and impressions in this special work.