Posted on 2026-01-15
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!
Peter Mason Peter Mason
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But Pablo you said you were creating MY portrait!

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Postage Stamp Image
This is the second of a series of canvases depicting Pop Art ladies with retro telephones calling famous artists. Some are humorous; some make a statement concerning the environment or cultural and diverse subjects. Here a young lady enquires why, on viewing her portrait, Pablo Picasso has not created the portrait she expected. In keeping with the other pictures in this series this canvas contains approximately 2000 postage stamps with the addition of acrylic paint to complete the picture.

Material

  • Canvas

Dimensions

90cm x 120cm x 1,5cm

Style

  • Portraiture

Subject

  • People

Framed

No
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