Picasso Toros En Vallauris #71 laxatives Illustrated is a red-headed woman

Illustrated is a red-headed woman holding a basket of purple flowers—presumably the protagonist of the play

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Please note that the poster has minor tears top right border

do not pay attention to paint

Warren Cotes and Verna Bloom

Picasso Toros En Vallauris #71 laxatives Illustrated is a red-headed womanLithograph designed by Pablo Picasso for a 1954 exhibition in the French commune Vallauris. The exhibition was named "Toros," which means bull in Spanish. In 1959, lithographer Fernand Mourlot organized an exhibition of all the lithographs artists had created at his shop, Mourlot Studios. His shop, later renamed Mourlot Editions, had become one of the largest print studios in Europe by the mid 20th Century, transformed from the simple wallpaper shop