Painting La mujer que llora by Pablo Picasso (Marroiak Remix). Print with a cubist illustration of a crying woman. Works of contemporary art versions

The Crying Woman by Pablo Picasso (Rojo Remix)

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Handmade print signed with an illustration of The Weeping Woman by Pablo Picasso. Drawing in black, white and red done in ink on paper. Print for framing.

 

Limited Edition

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MARROIAK
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Work signed, numbered and dated
Edition

Limited Edition - 10 copies
Size

L 29.7 x 42 cm
Medium

Illustration printed on Hahnemühle 188gr. museum paper.
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Natural wood frame (Add as an accessory)
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Handmade print signed with an illustration of The Weeping Woman by Pablo Picasso. Black, white and red drawing originally made in ink on paper. Print for framing.

ABOUT PICASSO'S WORK
The Weeping Woman is a series of paintings by Pablo Picasso in oil on canvas, depicting Dora Maarthe surrealist photographer, lover and muse of Picasso. The last of the collection was created at the end of 1937.

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