. >> he met francois in 19443. we have a beautiful drawing of a woman that's done in...he meets her in '44. and at the opening francois came came and he said "i'm not sure this is you. is this you? will you look at it. she said of course. she looked ate it for a long time and she looked at my label and said "it's made in january, 1944, it's not me. we only met in june." but that tells me that the likeness was that like me she had a question as to whether or not it was her and it's as if he's thinking of her and picasso believed in that magic. >> his fantasy moved to a certain place and this woman moves walks in and satisfies hi. >> absolutely. >> rose: who was lucas? >> lucas was a great german renaissance master and painting in the mid-16th century there's a painting at the louvre... it's not the louvre, i think dresden but picasso must have had a postcard of it and he made this very amusing and technically quite challenging color line coat after it. the teuflt difficulty in realizing this work, you can see the red and yellow color zones don't line up well. and because

directly pro-american position to be perfectly honest kosovo is a much independent does manchukuo vichy francois. as in world war two it's a puppet state it suffers from and democrat abuses of power is its government structure can be best described as a organized crime it is not a state in any way shape or form just because the u.s. state department says it is a doesn't mean it is a case of course it was just a naked land grab and if it's allowed to stand in serbia itself may actually soon fall apart disappear. as a country cannot afford to simply let this slide for the past twenty years there have been wars and conflicts in the balkans stemming from the collapse of yugoslavia and each time there was any sort of dispute the serbs turned out to be on the losing end and the principles that the so-called international community adopted along the way varied according to the needs of the moment there's no principle here really that can consistently apply over the past twenty years except the serbs always lose and that's clearly not a principle you can build a policy on. foreign affairs that it's been