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The Woman Who Always Loved Picasso Chris Phillips even as a form ofIt is unusual for Carcanet to produce an illustrated book, and in this case to host so distinguished an illustrator and designer as Jeff Fisher. His drawings animate the vivid voice of Marie Therese, created with great immediacy by Julia Blackburn. Marie Therese was seventeen when she met Picasso. He was fortysix. The poems, simple in language daubed as it were make sense of Picasso's love for this young woman who was, John Berger says, 'the sexually