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Picasso painted over the earlier paintings because he was dissatisfied with them or because he was simply too poor to afford a new canvas.
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is a huge painting measuring 7 ft x 7.5 ft. It was an ambitious work for a young, impoverished artist. The painting consists of a group of saltimbanques, who stand together but appear to be disconnected as they do not look at one another. Picasso depicted himself in this composition as the
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harlequin dressed in a diamond-patterned costume. The figures in the group appear isolated as if lost in their own thoughts. They glance towards a woman who is sitting alone. The harlequin is shown to be reaching towards a child who is standing behind him.
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193:Description
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1967:Residences
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1644:Le Taureau
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1720:Poetry
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