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The Dream, 1932
The left hand figure in the 1934 drawing is very similar to Picasso' s well known painting, "The Dream," of 1932. "The Dream" is perhaps the best known portrait of Picasso's mistress, Marie-Thérèse Walter.
The Dream, 1932MTW in the 1934 Drawing

The depictions of the her torso, tilted head and clasped hands in both the works are almost identical.

In addition, "The Dream" contains a hidden phallus in the upper part of the sitter's head. This recurs as a hidden phallus in the neck and jaw of the right hand figure in "The Unknown Masterpiece."

Phallus, 1934 Drawing

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JPG image (14 K) Dream.jpg The Dream, 1932
JPG image (13 K) mtw.jpg MTW in the 1934 drawing
JPG image (27 K) Penis.jpg Phallus, 1934 drawing
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