Pablo Picasso: Femme Devant Le Miroir, Les Bleus de Barcelone, 1963 portrait This serves as a security

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Pablo Picasso: Femme Devant Le Miroir, Les Bleus de Barcelone, 1963 portrait This serves as a securityPochoir from Picasso's Blue Period "Femme Devant le Miroir" or "Woman in Front of the Mirror," from Les Bleus de Barcelone is a portrait of a woman preparing for a night out in the vibrant but gritty social scene of Barcelona in the early 1900s. This recurring theme of painting subjects that tended to be friends, family, familiar scenes, and acquaintances was common during his retreat to Barcelona, as his world and social network expanded his subjects