Pablo Picasso Puppet Kit A beautifully designed Picasso doll which you cut and put together using the small brass pins included in the pack. When made up he is about 31cm tall. He is printed on card stock and looks smart hanging or positioned in a box frame. My intention behind this design was to do artists and their pets but the artists preferred to be with their mates and not bother with the dog walking.
Spark your imagination and awaken your inner artist with our collection of cut-out and make puppets. This set is a beautiful portrayal of the infamous artist Pablo Picasso in paper puppet form. Each section of the body has been hand-painted with stunning vibrant colours and needs to be pieced together using the small brass split pins and instructions provided. The head, arms, and legs can be moved, giving the doll a life-like quality. This puppet makes a beautiful gift, either for your little one, or for your inner child! Printed onto A4 285gsm card and handmade and produced in the UK. The puppet doll looks gorgeous free standing, or give it the pride of place it deserves and pop him in a frame. Measures 32 cm Read more
Pablo Picasso Puppet Kit A beautifully designed Picasso doll which you cut and put together using the small brass pins included in the pack. When made up he is about 31cm tall. He is printed on card stock and looks smart hanging or positioned in a box frame. My intention behind this design was to do artists and their pets but the artists preferred to be with their mates and not bother with the dog walking.
The great 20th century painter is now a great 21st century finger puppet. While his real full name was Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Martyr Patricio Clito Ruíz y Picasso, this is a much more compact version of the great man! This finger puppet range is a great way introduce young minds to some of the greatest creatives and thinkers of our times. A unique and fun little gift for art aficionado friends and pop culture fans! The head of the puppet contains magnet so it can be displayed on the fridge! Details: 10 cm tall Check out the full range of our Magnetic Personalities HERE
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Sonia Delaunay puppet kit from Wini Tapp. A beautifully designed Picasso puppet which you cut out and put together using the small brass pins included in the pack. The puppet makes a beautiful wall decoration and encourages conversations about influential artists. Enjoy more from this series including Vincent Van Gogh, Frida Kahlo, Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol and Salvador Dali. Size - Approx 32cm Material - card stock Read more
Ok, before I even start talking about this amazing exhibition catalog I bought today, I just want to say, that the marionette puppet a...
Abstract Picasso art portrait face vase. Beautiful lines and design, bringing a touch of elegance to your home. Dimensions: Full face - 7" x 7" Half face - 7" x 10"
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I am always doing that which I cannot do. In order that I may learn how to do it.
We love people with a playful attitude and energy. So we honour Wayne White way too late on this site. He should have been the first post! His work is a fusion of puppetry, cartoons, sculpture and painting. He worked as a designer for film and television (remember Pee-wee’s Playhouse?). His cardboard sculptures are what […]
I am always doing that which I cannot do. In order that I may learn how to do it.
