Picasso’s muse draws in the crowds at Tate blockbuster

Exhibition focuses on artist’s many portraits of Marie-Thérèse Walter in a pivotal year in his lifeIn 1932, Pablo Picasso spent the early days of March producing some of his most fevered images of lust and love. He was playing with shape and colour too, but at the centre of it all was the face – and the twining, pale body – of Marie-Thérèse Walter, his new, 22-year-old lover.On Saturday Tate Modern opened its doors for the first weekend of what promi