Poster / Picasso / Guéridon / Nature Morte / 50 x 70 cm Malbuch presumably symbolizing his own

presumably symbolizing his own

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Artist groups and movements such as the representatives of the Bauhaus or the De Stijl group also tried out the possible variations of non-representational art in Central Europe

Picasso's berühmter Einstrichhund (hat vielleicht sein Dackel Lump Modell gestanden

Poster / Picasso / Guéridon / Nature Morte / 50 x 70 cm Malbuch presumably symbolizing his ownThis poster features the work Grande nature morte au guridon, 1931 by Spanish Cubist artist Pablo Picasso. "Here we have a still life," Pablo Picasso would have said, impishly emphasizing the word "dead." It is indeed a painting of fertile vitality, vibrant with energy. It evokes the artist's new lover, Marie Thrse, who saw Picasso as a flower woman ready to blossom, a fruit woman. In this monumental painting there are motifs that appear again and