Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) - Le Clown et l’Arlequin

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Henri Deschamps, Le Clown et l’Arlequin, colour lithography on Arches vélin paper, limited edition 8/100 from 1972, signed and pencil-numbered, 75.7 × 56.7 cm, in good condition.

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Description from the seller

Technique: Color lithography
Support: Arches velin paper
Edition: 8/100
Signature: Signed and numbered in pencil
Dimensions: 75.7 × 56.7 cm

Etat: Slight handling marks on the edges and light browning of the paper; otherwise in very good condition.
Authentication: Certificate and gallery invoice.
Execution: Lithographed by Henri Deschamps.
Publisher and printer: Mourlot, Paris.
References: Czwiklitzer, No. 437; Orozco, No. 776.

Seller's Story

Dobkine Gallery positions itself as a contemporary signature of the secondary art market. Set up across two spaces in the heart of Paris's historic district, we offer a demanding selection of works by French and international artists, chosen for the relevance of their approach and the solidity of their market value. The gallery champions a transversal vision of taste, blending aesthetic rigour, market intelligence, and curatorial intuition. Through a refined understanding of the issues facing the secondary market, we accompany seasoned collectors, discerning enthusiasts, or young buyers in building their collection, combining rigour, listening, and a sense of guidance. Each of our works is carefully selected and meticulously authenticated to guarantee quality and authenticity. Selling, above all, means committing oneself; it is the promise of a work of art that lives up to your expectations. More than selling, we aim to establish a relationship of trust with our clients. We believe that satisfying you is the only way for us to continue to exist.
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Technique: Color lithography
Support: Arches velin paper
Edition: 8/100
Signature: Signed and numbered in pencil
Dimensions: 75.7 × 56.7 cm

Etat: Slight handling marks on the edges and light browning of the paper; otherwise in very good condition.
Authentication: Certificate and gallery invoice.
Execution: Lithographed by Henri Deschamps.
Publisher and printer: Mourlot, Paris.
References: Czwiklitzer, No. 437; Orozco, No. 776.

Seller's Story

Dobkine Gallery positions itself as a contemporary signature of the secondary art market. Set up across two spaces in the heart of Paris's historic district, we offer a demanding selection of works by French and international artists, chosen for the relevance of their approach and the solidity of their market value. The gallery champions a transversal vision of taste, blending aesthetic rigour, market intelligence, and curatorial intuition. Through a refined understanding of the issues facing the secondary market, we accompany seasoned collectors, discerning enthusiasts, or young buyers in building their collection, combining rigour, listening, and a sense of guidance. Each of our works is carefully selected and meticulously authenticated to guarantee quality and authenticity. Selling, above all, means committing oneself; it is the promise of a work of art that lives up to your expectations. More than selling, we aim to establish a relationship of trust with our clients. We believe that satisfying you is the only way for us to continue to exist.
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Details

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Gallery
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
8/100
Artist
Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)
Title of artwork
Le Clown et l’Arlequin
Technique
Lithograph
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
1972
Condition
Good condition
Height
75.7 cm
Width
56.7 cm
Style
Cubism
Sold with frame
No
Period
1970-1980
FranceVerified
280
Objects sold
100%
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