Pablo Picasso Une Poupee Decoupee finished framed needlepoint art Vintage Extremely Rare Handmade The story behind Pablo Picasso's Uno Poupee Decoupee is that he created it in 1952 as a gift for his granddaughter. It is a cheerful image of a paper doll with outstretched arms and a slight smile, symbolizing the imaginative play of children. Measurements: 13.5”H x 10.25”L x 1”W Metal yellow coated frame In great vintage condition Wire hanger See photos for details as they are part of the description Influential, Innovative, Moving, Creative, Colorful, Unique, Cubist, Modern, Mid Century Modern, MCM, Contemporary, Artist, Painter, Sculpture, Spain, Spanish, Barcelona, Metropolitan Museum of Fine Art, Museum of Modern Art, Mural, Portrait, Impressionism, Boho, Bohemian, Bohemianism, Artistic, Artsy, Artwork, Symbolism, Love, Multicolor, Museum Quality, Embroidery, Fiber Art, Medium, Gallery Open, Gallery, One of a Kind, Muse, Inspire, Inspiration, Dream Any questions please don't hesitate to leave me a comment :)