Picasso’s Jokers Funny Wooden Dolls Cubist Art Wooden Figures

These cheerful groups of wooden dolls inspired by Picasso’s cubist art from the 1910s–1920s are a statement of the playful personality of this great artist. The genius design of abstract lines and simple geometric shapes is sure to trigger our desire to draw.

• Height: up to 20cm. Thickness: 3cm
• Material: medium-density fibre (MDF) wood
• Single-sided patterns only
• Eco-friendly inks applied with silkscreen

Fun facts: Most people as they grow up tend to lose their childlike sense of excitement and fascination with simple things, but Picasso retained the capacity to sustain the exploration, interest, and fun of a child. He liked to dress up with comic hats, false noses, and silly masks, even in his nineties — and visitors to his home would sometimes have to choose a disguise and wear it for most of the day, with Picasso joining in.