Kunstdruck / Picasso / Limited Edition / Die Freude des Lebens, 1946 / 5 Farben / 98 x 67 cm Küchenkunst After the deaths of the

After the deaths of the whole (Victor 1987 and Sally 1997)

The classic and minimal yet whimsical design makes them suitable for use around the home or in a child's bedroom

6 illustrated and pre-cut sheets of corrugated cardboard

On top of that

To be chosen by him as a muse inevitably meant becoming a work of art and thus immortal

Kunstdruck / Picasso / Limited Edition / Die Freude des Lebens, 1946 / 5 Farben / 98 x 67 cm Küchenkunst After the deaths of theThis work, which appears to be a parody of Henri Matisse's famous work Bonheur de Vivre (1905 06), is often understood as a celebration of peace. Henri Matisse's lyrical work depicts nude girls dancing and playing the fife in an idyllic setting, while long, sensual, sinuous lines flow through the composition. Picasso's copy is obviously more mythological, with pipe playing fauns and dancing creatures. Nonetheless, he captures Matisse's poetry in the