Picasso Deux Mains Croisées Mirror

Sometimes you see yourself reflected within an artwork, and sometimes that artwork is a mirror! Get the best of both worlds when you take home this handy pocket mirror featuring Deux mains croisées [Two Crossed Hands] 1921 by Pablo Picasso. 

After arriving in France, Picasso portrayed many couples hand in hand – he was intrigued by this display of public affection, one that was frowned upon in Spanish culture. However this drawing shows a person clasping his or her own hands, which has a different meaning, conveying a sense of self-containment and psychological composure, which is so intrinsic to many of Picasso’s portraits from his neoclassical period. 

Deux mains croisées [Two Crossed Hands] Paris, 17 January 1921

9.5 x 6cm
PU vegan leather