Nature morte (1960) Colour aquatint on Arches 65,3 x 49,8 cm Numbered in pencil from the edition of 300 in the lower left margin. Printed and published by Atelier Commelynck, Paris. Handsigned by Picasso in pencil in the lower right margin.
HMC 0822-2 Pablo Picasso Lithograph in three colours, 1962 Edition of 2000 on Velin D’Arches Paper size: 48 x 65 cm Image size: 35,5 x 55 cm Moulot #382 Published by Alex Maguy, Paris Printed by Imprimerie Mourlot
0322-3 Pablo Picasso Composition (1948) Lithograph printed in colors on wove paper.Dated on the stone lower left 7.10.48. Signed in print. 92 x 76 cm (in frame)Impression from the edition published by School Prints Ltd.printed by W.S. Cowell, Limited.
0322-6 Pablo Picasso La danse des faunes (1957) Original Lithograph on Arches 85 x 75 cm (in DELF frame) Signed in print Unnumbered edition of 1.000 Bloch 830, Mourlot 291
0322-5 Pablo Picasso Le vieux roi (1959) Lithograph 73 x 52 cm (in DELF frame) Signed in print Picasso with red. Edition 1.000
0322-4 Pablo Picasso Maternité (1963) Lithograph in colours 73 x 52 cm (in frame) Signed in print
0322-1 Pablo Picasso (after) Le verre d’absinthe (1972) Etching and aquatinte Signed Picasso in pencil 84 x 63 cm Ed. HC/300 Printed and published by Atelier Crommelynk, Paris, with their blindstamp
HMC 0917-13 Pablo Picasso L’homme a la fraise Linocut on arches, signed in print Ed. 258/2000 67 x 50 cm About L’Homme a la Fraise Returning the gaze of the viewer, the man in this Pablo Picasso print wears an ornate ruff collar made of several layers of starched fabric. Shown in an angular manner, … Continue reading Pablo Picasso
ACK 0921-1 Pablo Picasso La colombe bleue (Blue Dove) 1961 Colour lithograph Signed in print 63 x 48 cm Reference: Rodrigo 121, Czwiklitzer 207 Created to advertise the Congrès national du mouvement de la paix held in Issy-Les-Moulineaux, France in March 1962, this works displays a beautifully-drawn dove carrying an olive branch. Turning to the … Continue reading Pablo Picasso
BRK 0221-1 Pablo Picasso Original colour lithograph published by Galerie Louis Leiris. Printed by Mourlot, Paris, in 1957. 74 x 54 cm Ref.: Czwiklitzer, No. 25
HMK 1121-1 Pablo Picasso (after) Le jeune peintre (1980) Original lithograph, Ed. 5.000 76 x 53 cm History of the original piece: “Le jeune peintre“ (The Young Painter), 1972 by Pablo Picasso (25 October 1881 – 8 April 1973) Perhaps this is a relentless confrontation with the mirror, as Picasso on June 30, 1972, … Continue reading Pablo Picasso
HMC 1121-4 Pablo Picasso Sculpteur devant sa sculpture (1927) from Le Chef-d’Oeuvre Inconnu series Etching, Ed. 42/90 Handsigned in brown ink lower left side by Picasso Ref.: Bloch 82 Published by: Ambroise Vollard, Paris, 1931 Printed by: Louis Fort, Paris Size: 194 x 277 mms (plate size) ; 493 x 384 mms (paper size)
HMC 0621-16 Pablo Picasso Peintre et modèle Etching and aquatint Ed. 15/50, (1966) Signed Picasso (pencil lower right) In catalogue raisonée: Picasso by Georges Bloch, Volume I, Catalogue of the printed work 1904-1967. No. 1372
HMK 1020-2 Pablo Picasso Colombe au soleil (Dove with Sun), 1962 Lithograph Signature in print 52 x 70 cm Historical Description A symbol of resilience and peace during times of combat, the dove ascends triumphantly above the violence of war. Flowing lines and graceful ease embody the dove’s tranquility and freedom, while juxtaposing with the … Continue reading Pablo Picasso
HMK 0818-70 Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) Art print produced for Galerie Maeght, Paris – 305 x 400 mm. This is a lithographic print using an aluminum plate instead of stone. A printing technique, which more and more printers now use to avoid working with the tons of heavy stones. The print has applied the … Continue reading Pablo Picasso
BRK 0417-2 Pablo Picasso Composition from “La Comedie Humaine”, 1954. Signed in the print Picasso. Silkscreen in colours. Visible size 27×35 cm. In the period between November 1953 and February 1954, Picasso performed an extraordinary series of drawings, collectively known as “La Comedie Humaine”. Inspired by the French author Honoré de Balzacs (1829-48) which consisted … Continue reading Pablo Picasso
BRK 0417-6 Pablo Picasso Composition from “La Comedie Humaine”, 1954. Signed in the print Picasso. Silkscreen in colours. Visible size 27×35 cm. In the period between November 1953 and February 1954, Picasso performed an extraordinary series of drawings, collectively known as “La Comedie Humaine”. Inspired by the French author Honoré de Balzacs (1829-48) which consisted … Continue reading Pablo Picasso
BRK 0417-5 Pablo Picasso Composition from “La Comedie Humaine”, 1954. Signed in the print Picasso. Silkscreen in colours. Visible size 27×35 cm. In the period between November 1953 and February 1954, Picasso performed an extraordinary series of drawings, collectively known as “La Comedie Humaine”. Inspired by the French author Honoré de Balzacs (1829-48) which consisted … Continue reading Pablo Picasso
BRK 0417-4 Pablo Picasso Composition from “La Comedie Humaine”, 1954. Signed in the print Picasso. Silkscreen in colours. Visible size 27×35 cm. In the period between November 1953 and February 1954, Picasso performed an extraordinary series of drawings, collectively known as “La Comedie Humaine”. Inspired by the French author Honoré de Balzacs (1829-48) which consisted … Continue reading Pablo Picasso
BRK 0417-3 Pablo Picasso Composition from “La Comedie Humaine”, 1954. Signed in the print Picasso. Silkscreen in colours. Visible size 27×35 cm. In the period between November 1953 and February 1954, Picasso performed an extraordinary series of drawings, collectively known as “La Comedie Humaine”. Inspired by the French author Honoré de Balzacs (1829-48) which consisted … Continue reading Pablo Picasso
BRK 0417-1 SOLD / Not available Pablo Picasso Composition from “La Comedie Humaine”, 1954. Signed in the print Picasso. Silkscreen in colours. Visible size 27×35 cm. In the period between November 1953 and February 1954, Picasso performed an extraordinary series of drawings, collectively known as “La Comedie Humaine”. Inspired by the French author Honoré de … Continue reading Pablo Picasso
0322-2 Pablo Picasso (after painting from 1937)) Maya en tablier (1965) Lithograph in colours on Arches Visible size: 79 x 60 cm Ed. EA/200 Published by Moulot, Paris Historical Description This exquisite portrait, done of Picasso’s first daughter, Maya Picasso, exudes a personal, loving charm in which only a father can relate of his children. … Continue reading Pablo Picasso
0322-1 Pablo Picasso (after) Le verre d’absinthe (1972) Etching and aquatinte Signed Picasso in pencil 84 x 63 cm Ed. HC/300 Printed and published by Atelier Crommelynk, Paris, with their blindstamp Pablo Picasso ranks among the most significant artists in Western art history, and his extraordinarily wide-ranging body of work definitively shaped the course … Continue reading Pablo Picasso
