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Picasso Les DejeunersLes Djeuners was a 1962 exhibition at the Galerie Louise Leiris in Paris a show of drawings and prints in which Picasso obsessively reworked Manet's Le Djeuner sur l'herbe, producing over 140 variations in two years. This exhibition poster documents that project: Picasso in his 80s, still restless, still in conversation with the history of painting, still refusing to stop. A piece for anyone who takes the act of making seriously. About your print:

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a little serious

creating a sense of depth that pulls you in the longer you look

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