What is the name of the Picasso painting that appears in "The World of Art" from the movie Pleasantville?

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In the movie "The World of Art" by Edward Bissell is a completely made up book, but the works of art are real. There is one picture where the women is resting (according to Mr. Johnson), but crying (according to Betty Parker). In the caption it claims the work of art is "Women stretched out with arms under neck on a red bed" by Pablo Picasso, but whenever i search for this work, it appears it doesn't exist. What is this piece of art, and where might I find it?

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What is the name of the Picasso painting that appears in "The World of Art" from the movie Pleasantville?
In the movie "The World of Art" by Edward Bissell is a completely made up book, but the works of art are real. There is one picture where the women is resting (according to Mr. Johnson), but crying (according to Betty Parker). In the caption it claims the work of art is "Women...

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The concept of beauty varies from person to person. It is a relative concept. There cannot be anything, not only a woman, say a flower, which is accepted by everybody as beautiful. As much as actresses are concerned, beauty is construed as how attractive they are. Aishwarya rai is indeed accepted as one of the most beautiful woman by most of the people. But it does not mean she is the only one beautiful woman in the world. People who admire her beauty admire other woman also. But indeed she acts very well, dances gracefully and apart from beauty she is very good at her profession. Note: Beauty vanishes. Even this will pass away.

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well i dont remember the movie that detailed enough, but i found a script of the movie and it says its suppose to be picasso's weeping women, with rendered colors. that's suppose to be what they're looking at when she says she's crying.

i looked it up and found there's a whole weeping woman series. good luck.

Answer 4

Sorry for the late reply! It's called, "Dormeuse aux persiennes" ... sleeping woman next to shutters.