Face to Face Board Game Celebrity Autograph - Irving Levine props rhythmic geometry of Picasso’s late-period

rhythmic geometry of Picasso’s late-period Cubism

The serial numbers do match shipping records and on the back of the camera is a very faint engraving of "Luftwaffen-Eingentum" (translation: Air Force Property) that was painted over by a previous owner

The Minotaur—often viewed as Picasso’s alter ego—is rendered with a voyeuristic intensity that defines his "classical" period

each lithograph after the original watercolor is printed on premium Rives paper

Face to Face Board Game Celebrity Autograph - Irving Levine props rhythmic geometry of Picasso’s late-periodThis signature was obtained during the process of creating the Face to Face board game asking permission to use the celebrity's image in the game. This signature belongs to Irving Raskin Levine was an American journalist and longtime correspondent for NBC News. During his 45 year career, Levine reported from more than two dozen countries. He was the first American television correspondent to be accredited in the Soviet Union. signatures were