Platter - Porcelain - "The Abduction" After Pablo Picasso





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Porcelain commemorative plate from France, dating to 1990–2000, measuring 20 cm high, 16 cm wide and 4 cm deep, in good condition with minor signs of aging and spots, titled 'Le Rapt' after Pablo Picasso.
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This is a specially unique commemorative plaque or small plate with an imprint of Pablo Picasso's work "Le Rapt" (1936), produced in a special edition commissioned by the European Parliament. Product details: The ceramic item is equipped with the official multilingual names of the European Parliament and the twelve stars of the European flag. Artwork: The mention "Succession Picasso - 96" indicates a license or edition from 1996 in collaboration with Picasso's heirs.
Succession Picasso (also known as Indivision Picasso) is the legal entity that jointly owns and is the sole holder of the intellectual property rights, copyright, trademarks, and personality rights of the artist Pablo Picasso. The company was established after his death in 1973 by his heirs and operates worldwide to manage and license the use of his name, signature, and artworks.
Provenance image on the plate: Agence Giraudon (founded in 1877 by Adolphe Giraudon in Paris) was a famous historic French photo library and publishing house specializing in art, architecture,
This is a specially unique commemorative plaque or small plate with an imprint of Pablo Picasso's work "Le Rapt" (1936), produced in a special edition commissioned by the European Parliament. Product details: The ceramic item is equipped with the official multilingual names of the European Parliament and the twelve stars of the European flag. Artwork: The mention "Succession Picasso - 96" indicates a license or edition from 1996 in collaboration with Picasso's heirs.
Succession Picasso (also known as Indivision Picasso) is the legal entity that jointly owns and is the sole holder of the intellectual property rights, copyright, trademarks, and personality rights of the artist Pablo Picasso. The company was established after his death in 1973 by his heirs and operates worldwide to manage and license the use of his name, signature, and artworks.
Provenance image on the plate: Agence Giraudon (founded in 1877 by Adolphe Giraudon in Paris) was a famous historic French photo library and publishing house specializing in art, architecture,

