Femme nue couchée (Reclining Nude Marie-Thérèse) by Pablo Picasso Reproduction

Step into the profound depths of Picasso's artistic exploration with "Femme nue couchée" – a captivating hand-painted oil reproduction that unveils a unique and compelling composition from the artist's transformative year of 1932. This particular image stands as an extraordinary departure from Picasso's broader oeuvre and challenges the conventional narrative of the reclining nude in art history.

In this masterful work, Picasso portrays Marie-Thérèse with a mesmerizing blend of strength and sensuality, reminiscent of the fin-like limbs of a mythical sea creature. This departure from traditional representations is a testament to Picasso's evolving artistic vision, setting this composition apart not only within his own body of work but also within the broader art historical tradition.

The sea holds profound symbolism in this piece, echoing Marie-Thérèse's prowess as an avid and accomplished swimmer. Her powerful, athletic grace in the water becomes a source of fascination for Picasso, adding layers of depth and intimacy to the portrayal. Interestingly, Picasso, despite spending significant time on the beach in his childhood and beyond, never learned to swim, making Marie-Thérèse's aquatic abilities all the more enchanting for him.

The significance of the sea is further underscored by the clandestine nature of Picasso and Marie-Thérèse's blossoming relationship. During the summer of 1928, Picasso, accompanied by his then-wife Olga and son Paulo, ventured to the seaside at Dinard. Unbeknownst to them, he discreetly housed Marie-Thérèse in a nearby holiday camp, allowing for secret romantic encounters by the sea. The echoes of these heady days are intricately woven into the fabric of "Femme nue couchée," creating a narrative that transcends the canvas.

As you delve into this hand-painted reproduction, each brushstroke meticulously recreates Picasso's artistic genius, ensuring an authentic representation of the original masterpiece. The powerful yet graceful portrayal of Marie-Thérèse, with her enigmatic connection to the sea, becomes a visual symphony that resonates with emotion and artistic brilliance.

Beyond its aesthetic appeal, "Femme nue couchée" becomes a conversation piece, inviting viewers to explore the layers of symbolism and personal history embedded in the artwork. This hand-painted reproduction transforms your living space into a sanctuary of art, where the convergence of Picasso's vision and the poignant moments of his personal life unfolds with every glance.

Embrace the allure of Picasso's profound connection with Marie-Thérèse, the sea, and the art of 1932. "Femme nue couchée" transcends the boundaries of traditional representation, inviting you to partake in a visual journey that intertwines love, mystery, and the boundless depths of artistic expression. Add this masterpiece to your collection and relish in the timeless allure of Picasso's unparalleled vision.

►Femme nue couchée (Naked Woman Reclining Marie-Thérèse) by Pablo Picasso in 1932

►Sold for US$67.5 million in 2022

►Medium: Oil on Canvas

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►100% hand-painted replica painting by our skilled artist

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►Signature: finished painting unsigned

►Rolled canvas with no frame not stretched: rolled in protective tube additional blank border for easy stretching

►Creation time: about 4 weeks

►No watermarks on the finished painting

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