"Girl Before a Mirror" by Pablo Picasso, 1932 | MoMA Education

MoMA School Programs Educator Grace Hwang discusses her approaches for exploring Pablo Picasso's "Girl before a Mirror" with students.

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Did anyone else came here because of ena?

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so this is what ena was based on?

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That painting inspired Joel G. in making ENA

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So this is where Ena came from?

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Fun fact: this is the inspiration for ena

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Pre internet ENA

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The last few lines that she says just whoa!

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I really like your interpretation. All my life, I have loved this painting, and you mentioned things that I hadn't thought of or considered before. Gives a whole other profound dimension, and makes me love it all the more. Thank you!

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Pablo Picasso My Inspiration....Gem

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I love it very colorful and orginal

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Well done x

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Anyone else watching this for school

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Me

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It is a very dark portrait.

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Mirror the image itself at the center, and the rest of his paintings for that matter.

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Que chico

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Here looking itself is the object of looking.

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Guys did anyone do this for hw

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Guys we found ENA

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Damn ENA was weird before

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Picasso was my dad

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