Picasso print with watercolor on back?

https://imgur.com/a/gFsli

It was framed in a yellow mat w silver frame when I got it. Was going to use the frame and saw the painting on the back. Any ideas?

 

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Here's a start.
https://www.bing.com/images/search?...&iss=VSI&selectedIndex=0&count=35&adlt=strict

 

A picture of the watercolor that was on the back would be useful, if that's what VintagePaper wants to know about.

 

True dat, Abuela.

 

(I think a corner of it is there (the watercolor) below), Bakers & GG

 

Ahhhhhh... the miracle of scrolling!
Thanks, Scout!

EDIT
I like the Picasso print better.
The watercolor looks to me like something by an adorable little kid, whose doting mother scribbled her darling's initials or something below. If it turns out to be a long-lost masterpiece, I'll apologize and buy everybody a Coke.

 

But the corner is not anywhere near enough, Scout. If he wants opinions, we need to see the whole thing.

 

I just assumed that WAS the whole thing!

 

The corner contains the signature or initials, but it would be nice to see the whole thing.

 

Bakers, I just didn't know if you saw the info - I agree, if that's what VintagePaper wants to know about.

If looking for answer on print, I'd say a mass produced print. Same date as many others still being sold. Right?

 

I agree, Scout - a very popular image back in the day. And obviously the watercolor on the back is newer than that. I can't think why a professional artist would use the back of a print to paint on, so it probably doesn't matter who those initials stand for.