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Pablo Picasso | Couple, from La Magie Quotidienne IDLES Glastonbury Boat You Got This explores thePablo Picasso (18811973) Couple, from La Magie Quotidienne (Bloch 1460) In 1968, the Paris publisher L. Broder brought together ten etchings by eight leading figures of the European avant garde Picasso, Georges Braque, Alberto Giacometti, Joan Mir and Jean Arp among them into a single portfolio titled La Magie Quotidienne (Daily Magic). Picasso, then in his late eighties, contributed this etching, simply titled Couple, to the set. The image distils