Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) - Exposition Vallauris 1952

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Pablo Picasso, Exposition Vallauris 1952, original lithograph in a limited edition from 1952, signed at bottom left with blue chalk, printed by Mourlot in Paris and professionally framed on linen with a custom black wooden frame, frame size about 87 x 67 cm, origin France, Modern, 1950s.

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Original lithography by Pablo Picasso, created in connection with Picasso's time in Vallauris in the south of France.

Lower left, signed by Pablo Picasso with blue chalk crayon.

About the work:
The artist lived and worked in Vallauris in the south of France for many years and developed during this period numerous motifs for exhibitions and cultural events.
This lithography belongs to the group of linocuts and lithographs that Picasso created from 1948 for exhibitions in Vallauris and their presentation. This exemplar refers to an exhibition at the Maison de la Pensée Française in Paris and thereby has an additional art-historical and cultural reference.

The lithography was printed at Mourlot in Paris, one of the most important print workshops for Picasso's graphic oeuvre.

Literature: Christoph Czwiklitzer, Pablo Picasso. Affiches 1923–1973, Catalogue Raisonné.

Framing:
The work was professionally and high-quality framed, mounted on linen and floating in a custom-made double, acid-free linen mat in a handmade black wooden frame with Plexiglas Optical HC.
Frame size: approx. 87 x 67 cm.

About the artist:
Pablo Picasso (1881–1973) is one of the most important artists of the 20th century and was a co-founder of Cubism. His extraordinarily versatile oeuvre encompasses painting, sculpture, ceramics, and print graphics and is characterized by continuous artistic renewal.
During his Vallauris period, Picasso intensively engaged with ceramics and graphics and developed an increasingly direct, playful form language, often featuring animal motifs.

Picasso's works are now in the world's most important museum collections. His signed original graphics and lithographs continue to be among the internationally sought works of the Classical Modern.

ATTENTION PLEASE:
Due to the size of this artwork, shipping is possible only within Europe (including Switzerland).

PACKAGING & TRANSPORT
Shipping is carried out only insured and with Track & Trace.
For transport, the work is packed professionally and with particular care. All costs for packing materials are already included in the stated shipping costs.

Costs for an XL package are included in the shipping costs.

SWITZERLAND
Orders within Switzerland are shipped directly from Switzerland at the corresponding domestic rate.

CONDITION
The work is in good condition. The accompanying photos show the current condition and should be taken into account when assessing it.

Original lithography by Pablo Picasso, created in connection with Picasso's time in Vallauris in the south of France.

Lower left, signed by Pablo Picasso with blue chalk crayon.

About the work:
The artist lived and worked in Vallauris in the south of France for many years and developed during this period numerous motifs for exhibitions and cultural events.
This lithography belongs to the group of linocuts and lithographs that Picasso created from 1948 for exhibitions in Vallauris and their presentation. This exemplar refers to an exhibition at the Maison de la Pensée Française in Paris and thereby has an additional art-historical and cultural reference.

The lithography was printed at Mourlot in Paris, one of the most important print workshops for Picasso's graphic oeuvre.

Literature: Christoph Czwiklitzer, Pablo Picasso. Affiches 1923–1973, Catalogue Raisonné.

Framing:
The work was professionally and high-quality framed, mounted on linen and floating in a custom-made double, acid-free linen mat in a handmade black wooden frame with Plexiglas Optical HC.
Frame size: approx. 87 x 67 cm.

About the artist:
Pablo Picasso (1881–1973) is one of the most important artists of the 20th century and was a co-founder of Cubism. His extraordinarily versatile oeuvre encompasses painting, sculpture, ceramics, and print graphics and is characterized by continuous artistic renewal.
During his Vallauris period, Picasso intensively engaged with ceramics and graphics and developed an increasingly direct, playful form language, often featuring animal motifs.

Picasso's works are now in the world's most important museum collections. His signed original graphics and lithographs continue to be among the internationally sought works of the Classical Modern.

ATTENTION PLEASE:
Due to the size of this artwork, shipping is possible only within Europe (including Switzerland).

PACKAGING & TRANSPORT
Shipping is carried out only insured and with Track & Trace.
For transport, the work is packed professionally and with particular care. All costs for packing materials are already included in the stated shipping costs.

Costs for an XL package are included in the shipping costs.

SWITZERLAND
Orders within Switzerland are shipped directly from Switzerland at the corresponding domestic rate.

CONDITION
The work is in good condition. The accompanying photos show the current condition and should be taken into account when assessing it.

Details

Artist
Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Limited edition
Title of artwork
Exposition Vallauris 1952
Technique
Lithograph
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
1952
Condition
Good condition
Height
87 cm
Width
67 cm
Style
Modern
Period
1950-1960
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
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1
Object sold
Private

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