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1) Femme Torero (or Dernier Baiser); 2) La Grande Corrida, Avec Femme Torero

Pablo Picasso, 1934

The bullfighter / minotaur theme provided one of Picasso's richest veins of subject matter and proved a potent vehicle for the expression of psychological and emotional content. Of the group of prints on this theme, these works are the only two on the same grand scale as Picasso's masterpiece, the 'Minotauromachie', and show the development of personal and mythic themes that culminated in the later work.

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Title of artwork, date

1) Femme Torero (or Dernier Baiser); 2) La Grande Corrida, Avec Femme Torero, 1934

Date supported

2006

Medium and material

Etching on paper

Dimensions

Each 49 x 64 cm

Grant

25000

Total cost

45000

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