Pablo Picasso, Woman with watch, 1932, (canvas print, 92 cm x 85 cm)

Pablo Picasso, Woman with watch, 1932, (canvas print, 92 cm x 85 cm)Pablo Picasso (1881 1973), a celebrated Spanish artist renowned for his contributions to 20th century art, was a painter and sculptor of immense influence. He co founded the Cubist movement and left an indelible mark on Surrealism. Among his notable works, "Woman With Watch," also known as "Woman with a Watch or a Flower" (Femme au Miroir), emerged in 1932. This painting stands as a testament to Picasso's distinct style during his Surrealist phase. It

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