Picasso's Weeping Woman art print

The image features 'The Weeping Woman' (La Femme qui pleure), a renowned 1937 oil painting by Spanish artist Pablo Picasso. This iconic Cubist work is part of a series produced as a thematic postscript to his monumental anti-war mural, Guernica. The painting depicts a woman in a state of intense grief, characterized by jagged lines and fragmented features, often identified as a portrait of Picasso’s mistress and muse, Dora Maar.

While the original artwork is housed in the Tate Modern in London, it is widely reproduced globally as art prints, posters, and within academic art books. Because these reproductions are manufactured by various publishers and print houses worldwide—ranging from museum gift shops to independent art dealers—the physical country of manufacture depends entirely on the specific edition or merchandise item. The brand associated with such works is managed by the Estate of Pablo Picasso (Picasso Administration), which oversees the licensing and intellectual property of the artist's vast catalog.