George Ramié, Picasso's Ceramics, Barcelona, 1974, no. 466 & 467, illustrations of front and back p. 186
Bernard Ruiz Picasso, Ed., Ceramics by Picasso, Par🍸is, 1999, illustrations of other versions pp. 541-544

The terracotta has an inherently pitted surface. A few minor spots of pigments loss. there is a hole in the bottom of the piece which appears inherent to the forming process. The reverse is a slightly lighter shade than the front. Otherwise fine, work is in very good condition.
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