The curtain he designed for Le Train Bleu was based on his painting Two Women Running on the Beach.
In a work by this artist, a winged woman stands on top of a winged horse and reaches up towards an object on a ladder striped like a barber's pole. He designed an incredibly unwieldy outfit including a fake arm holding up a loudspeaker on the front and a skyscraper on the back, which was worn by a character known as "The American Manager." David Douglas (*) Duncan took a photograph of this artist learning to dance in his studio. The curtain he designed for Le Train Bleu was based on his painting Two Women Running on the Beach. He met his first wife, Olga Khokhlova, during his longtime collaboration with the Ballets Russes, for which he produced sets and costumes for ballets like Parade. For 10 points, name this artist, better known for paintings like Boy with a Pipe and Guernica.
In a work by this artist, a winged woman stands on top of a winged horse and reaches up towards an object on a ladder striped like a barber's pole.
Pablo (Ruiz y) Picasso