The Philosophical Bordello was the original title of -- for 10 points -- what painting by Pablo Picasso whose current name refers to the street in Barcelona inhabited by the title women, and not to a former seat of the popes?
This painting was originally bought by the couturier Jacques Doucet but came to its current home in 1939. Originally, it was supposed to have a man in it holding a skull, but the artist eventually got rid of him in favor of the current five figures. The left-hand edge is sharply red, as is the left-most figure. Two of the central figures have recognizable faces, but the outer pair of standing figures as well as the woman sitting on the right are wearing primitivist-type masks. The Philosophical Bordello was the original title of -- for 10 points -- what painting by Pablo Picasso whose current name refers to the street in Barcelona inhabited by the title women, and not to a former seat of the popes?
This painting was originally bought by the couturier Jacques Doucet but came to its current home in 1939.
Demoiselles d'Avignon (accept "Young Ladies of Avignon" or such like translations)