Harlequin with Violin by Pablo Picasso Veine D'Or Bronze Angled Framed Abstract Oil Painting Art Print 29 in. x 41 in.

Harlequin with Violin features an imposing figure holding a violin and sheet music, titled Si tu veuz, (If You Wish). The painting is often interpreted as a marriage proposal to Picasso's first wife, Olga Koklova. Painted in 1918, in Montrouge, Paris. Picasso personally identified with the Harlequin, which is a stock figure from the popular Commedia dell'arte, and regularly depicted himself dressed as Harlequin. It was considered, at that time, the ubiquitous personification of bohemian culture. Frame. Description: Veine D'Or Bronze Angled Frame.