Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) - Baccanale 1955






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Pablo Picasso
Spain / France, (1881-1973)
Bacchanale, edition of 1975 from the original of 1955, numbered, specimen number 687 of 2000
Lithograph on Arches paper
Dry stamp (Euro Art) in the bottom left. Picasso's signature impressed in the bottom right.
Printed in France by Le Vent d'Arles and SPADEM.
Good condition
Work description
The lithograph “Bacchanale” (1955) by Pablo Picasso is a work that recalls the classical theme of the bacchanal, a Dionysian feast characterized by energy, sensuality and movement.
In this composition, Picasso represents human figures — often nude or barely sketched — immersed in a dynamic and chaotic scene, where bodies and gestures intertwine. The lines are swift, essential and fluid, typical of his mature style, and convey a sense of spontaneity and vitality. The artist does not aim for realism, but to evoke emotional intensity and the festive atmosphere through distortions and simplifications of the forms.
The work reflects Picasso's interest in myth, instinct, and expressive freedom, transforming the ancient subject into a modern vision, almost instinctive and playful.
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Description:
Pablo Picasso
Spain / France, (1881-1973)
Bacchanale, edition of 1975 from the original of 1955, numbered, specimen number 687 of 2000
Lithograph on Arches paper
Dry stamp (Euro Art) in the bottom left. Picasso's signature impressed in the bottom right.
Printed in France by Le Vent d'Arles and SPADEM.
Good condition
Work description
The lithograph “Bacchanale” (1955) by Pablo Picasso is a work that recalls the classical theme of the bacchanal, a Dionysian feast characterized by energy, sensuality and movement.
In this composition, Picasso represents human figures — often nude or barely sketched — immersed in a dynamic and chaotic scene, where bodies and gestures intertwine. The lines are swift, essential and fluid, typical of his mature style, and convey a sense of spontaneity and vitality. The artist does not aim for realism, but to evoke emotional intensity and the festive atmosphere through distortions and simplifications of the forms.
The work reflects Picasso's interest in myth, instinct, and expressive freedom, transforming the ancient subject into a modern vision, almost instinctive and playful.
Careful packing and shipping are guaranteed.
