Because Picasso knew restraint, the soft pink hits harder here. One cream cat face, a few black lines, three small bursts of colour and a wink at the great man himself.

Up on the wall it lightens a room in seconds. The pink stays calm, the orange and yellow add a bit of warmth, and the title bar makes it feel like a proper gallery poster rather than just a print.

It suits a kitchen wall, a hallway, a kid’s room, or any spot that needs a smile without going loud. Eye level is best, and it works on its own or as the cheerful note in a small group.

Pair it with pale oak, linen, cream ceramics and warm brass. A bit of terracotta or mustard in the room helps the orange tones sing.

Don’t put it next to anything too serious heavy oil portraits or dark moody landscapes will make it look stranded.