Estate of Pablo Picasso/Artist Rights Society
Picasso fattens up his musketeer and lends him a sense of humor, with a splayed-leg stance, crossed eyes and clenched teeth. Painted more than 325 years after the Velázquez and El Greco portraits, Picasso’s “Musketeer” copies many attributes of the earlier works, including a somber palette, ruffled cuffs and collars, a rakish hat, and a goatee and mustache.