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Pablo Picassos Illustration der spöttischen Rittergeschichte Miguel de Cervantes' um Don Quixote und seinen Knappen Sancho Panza entstand anlässlich einer Sonderausgabe der Literaturzeitschrift "Lettres françaises" zum 350. Geburtstag Don Quixotes. Picassos kommunistischer Freund und Herausgeber der Zeitschrift, Louis Aragon hatte ihn um die Darstellung des Helden im Kampf gegen Windmühlen gebeten, die er mit unvergleichlich leichtem Strich in schwarzer Tusche auf Papier zauberte.

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Pablo Picasso's illustration of mocking Knights history Miguel de Cervantes' Don Quixote and his squire Sancho Panza was created on the occasion of a special issue of the literary journal "lettres Françaises" to the 350th birthday of Don Quixote. Picasso's Communist friend and editor of the journal, Louis Aragon had asked him to the appearance of the heroes in the fight against windmills, which he conjured up with incomparably mild stroke in black ink on paper.

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Pablo Picasso's illustration of mocking Knights History Miguel de Cervantes' Don Quixote and his squire to Sancho Panza was created for a special edition of the literary magazine "Lettres Françaises" the 350th anniversary of Don Quixote. Picasso's communist friend and editor of the magazine, Louis Aragon had asked him for the representation of the hero in the fight against windmills that he conjured with incomparably light coating in black ink on paper.

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Pablo Picasso's illustration of the jeering but to Miguel de Cervantes' Don Quixote and Sancho Panza was created on its scarce a special edition of the literary magazine "Lettres Francaises" to 350. Birthday Don Quixotes. Picasso's communist friend and publisher of the Journal,Louis Aragon had sent him to the representation of the hero in the fight against windmills, which he asked with unmatched light stroke in black ink on paper.