
- Fist barely visible in center of upper-left photograph.
Starting at 7, SAM director Derrick Cartwright and two Spaniards will talk about Picasso's big anti-war masterwork. Up in the galleries, in a series of photographs taken by Dora Maar showing the progress of the painting, you can see the appearance of a fist, and then the transformation of that fist—right there, in the middle of the painting—into a light (
which also looks like an eye, which also looks like the candlelight in the very first painting in the show—a death portrait of Picasso's best friend, who killed himself after a failed romance—which also looks like a vagina).