Oh, yes, I have heard of her, he painted something for her. I remember reading that in a magazine. In the painting he was a faun, calmly and coolly gazing with mature confidence and wisdom at a nymph who blows her instrument to the stars. So, the picture embraces his spellbound love for Jacqueline. How romantic! That one was called Faun and Starry Night. He painted it in 1955 before they got married. Look, it’s here in the book. Yes, that's the one! I know that one, but what's this one? It says it was painted in 1929. This one is called Nude Standing by the Sea, this one is very strange! Look at her body, all the shapes are wrong. It's very striking though. This is called "Surrealist Imagery", where he distorted figures and morphed them together. He started it during the 1920s. Well, it may be strange, but I like it. I think Picasso must have been a real genius.