"Visage aux mains" is a print created by Picasso that exemplifies his Cubist approach to portraiture, fragmenting facial features and hands into geometric planes and multiple perspectives. The work demonstrates Picasso's characteristic distortion of the human form, where recognizable elements like eyes, nose, and hands are reassembled in an abstract composition that challenges traditional representation. As part of Picasso's extensive graphic output catalogued in the Archive of Prints (A.R.), this piece reflects his continued experimentation with printmaking techniques to explore the expressive potential of the human face.