Picasso, about to commit his cornbread recipe to paper, is suddenly inspired.
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Leave it to you to find a classic thought behind Picasso’s work. I saw this piece of work at the N.Y. City MOMA last September. I actually like it! Have a great weekend my fellow Bay Arean! I stiil think you ought to get your tail down to SF Pride weekend (end of June). 😉
I prefer the Old Masters
This piece is what I call ‘Blood Heads’ art.
The cobs of corn make it.