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					<li><h3><em>Figure</em>.</h3> Céret, 1913. Charcoal on cut paper, 22&nbsp;13/16 x 11&nbsp;13/16" (58 x 30 cm). Collection Fundación Almine y Bernard Ruiz-Picasso para el Arte, Madrid. Photo &copy; Marc Domage © 2011 Estate of Pablo Picasso/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York</li>
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				<p>Picasso frequently cut directly into paper without sketching first, but careful observation of the edges of this work indicate that he first drew the composition then cut with scissors along his drawn lines. This head is an ambiguous, shifting presence: the eyes, for instance, seem to double as ears, and the reverse-B left profile shares the characteristic shape of the guitars Picasso was making in this period. The cut contours of <em>Figure</em> give the work a sculptural presence.</p>

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