The Picasso is of Germaine, painted during his "blue period". You could hang the other portrait. Lovely colors with which to work, but I don't think the art is appropriate for a childrens' play area.

One of Picasso’s best friends Casagemas was a troubled soul, in love with a girl called Germaine who didn’t love him, and drinking heavily. One night in 1901, Casagemas has decided he had enough of Paris, so he invited Germaine and a bunch of friends to farewell dinner in a café. After they had drunk several bottles of wine, Casagemas stood up, and he gave an incoherent, slurry speech in French, and then suddenly, he pulled a pistol from one pocket and aimed it at Germaine and fired. Luckily, she sensed what was coming, ducked down, and the bullet grazed her neck. But then, to the horror of all his friends and customers, Casagemas swiveled the revolver round to his own temple and shot himself. He was dead in an hour.