Kissenhülle / Picasso / Femme a la fleur (1932) / 45 x 45 cm 4 gewinnt 6-color frequency-modulated print on 250g

6-color frequency-modulated print on 250g Zerkall handmade paper / Limited edition: 1

with a white border

PUSH comes as a flat sheet of metal that you can shape into a unique shape with your fingers

Picasso was a master of transformation all his life and so the hybrid formations of human and animal probably held a special fascination for him

arms and shoulder of Don Quixote

Kissenhülle / Picasso / Femme a la fleur (1932) / 45 x 45 cm 4 gewinnt 6-color frequency-modulated print on 250gBy 1918 Picasso had befriended fellow artists and the poet Jean Cocteau, leading him to work with Russian ballet. There he met the dancer Olga Koklova, with whom he fell in love and married. She influenced his work during this time, as did many other women throughout his career. At this time he returned to more traditional styles, although he still allowed Cubism to permeate his work. By the mid 1920s, Picasso had become overly famous. He didn't like