Created on 2024-01-27

The image appears to be a lithograph with a very distinct artistic style, using a blue ink on an off-white paper. It is an abstract representation of a human-like figure created with bold, fluid lines. The figure consists of a centralized face with features such as an eye, nose, and possibly a mouth, distributed in a non-conventional layout. There is a sense of layering to the features, creating a multifaceted depiction of the face. Around the main figure, there is a framing element that may suggest the shape of a head or perhaps a mirror, and there are additional abstract shapes and lines that add to the overall composition. At the bottom of the image, there is a hand-written text that reads: "Linogravure de Picasso. 347. Quand elle se voit, elle fume. 1962 - épreuve d'artiste." This suggests that the artwork is a linocut by Pablo Picasso from his 347 series, titled "Quand elle se voit, elle fume," dated 1962 and is an artist's proof. The imagery in the print seems to be playing with visual perception and identity as hinted by the title's reference to a reflective action, such as seeing oneself and smoking; there is possibly a commentary on vanity or self-awareness. Picasso's abstract style invites viewers to interpret the shapes and features creatively.

Created on 2024-03-29

This image appears to be an abstract artwork featuring a series of blue and white shapes that suggest a figure or mythical creature. The shapes are stylized and geometric, creating a unique and visually striking composition. The overall style and palette give the image a whimsical, imaginative quality. Without identifying any specific individuals, the artwork seems to depict a fantastical, enigmatic creature or character.