Pablo Picasso - Weeping woman (Masterpiece Coloring Page)

Pablo Picasso - Weeping woman (Printable Masterpiece Coloring Page for adults)

Coloring page created from Picasso's masterpiece 'Weeping woman' (1937).
A chill and fairly complicated Masterpiece outline to color, to download and color.

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The Weeping Woman (1937)
Pablo Picasso (1881,1973)

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