A man greedily holds one of these animals in a 1951 cartoon advertising an exposition at the Galerie Henri Tronche.
A man greedily holds one of these animals in a 1951 cartoon advertising an exposition at the Galerie Henri Tronche. A little boy stands behind a colorful ball and clutches one of these creatures in a painting made when the artist was 20 years old. Many images of these animals were rendered based on a gift from Henri Matisse. Two of these animals brawling in a cage represent Marie-Theresa Walter and Dora Maar in a 1937 allegory. These animals are depicted from the balcony of the La Californie Ville studio on the Cote d'Azur in a series of nine paintings which are usually included in the artist's series reimagining Las Meninas. Yellow, red, green, and blue flowers are drawn all over a penciled-in rendering of these animals, which were used as a symbol for the 1949 World Peace Conference in Paris. For 10 points, Picasso frequently depicted what type of bird, otherwise often shown holding an olive branch? 
A man greedily holds one of these animals in a 1951 cartoon advertising an exposition at the Galerie Henri Tronche.
Pablo Picasso's  doves [or pigeons; prompt on birds]