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Pablo Picasso: The Many Iterations of Las Meninas — NOBLE OCEANS
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Pablo Picasso: The Many Iterations of Las Meninas — NOBLE OCEANS
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Painting 'Las Meninas' by Pablo Picasso after Spanish painter Diego Velázquez painted in Cannes (France) on 17 August 1957 on display in the Museu Picasso (Picasso Museum) in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain Stock
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The inhabitants of the museum: “Las Meninas”
