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- ↑ Picasso, Pablo (1961). Toros Y Toreros. The Circle of Art. p. 7. OCLC 47723505.
- ↑ Goeppert, Sebastian; Goeppert-Frank, Herma; Cramer, Patrick (1983). Pablo Picasso: Illustrated Books. Patrick Cramer. p. 278.
- ↑ Goeppert, Sebastian; Goeppert-Frank, Herma; Cramer, Patrick (1983). Pablo Picasso: Illustrated Books. Patrick Cramer. p. 279.