Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) - La Signora & Ettore il Guerriero





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A framed limited-edition set of two multicolour lithographs after Pablo Picasso, titled “La Signora” and “Ettore il Guerriero”, printed in 1965.
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1 lithograph: Splendid and elegant color graphics by Pablo Picasso, entitled "Die Dame" (The Lady). The work depicts a stylized and vividly colored face, with a strong visual impact, typical of the Spanish master's abstract and expressive style. This is the lithographic reproduction printed in 1965 based on the original drawing created by Picasso on June 13, 1960. Framed.
2 lithograph: Fascinating and expressive color lithograph after Pablo Picasso, entitled "Krieger Hektor" (Hector the Warrior).
The work was printed in 1965 and is based on an original drawing created by the Spanish master on June 13, 1960. This stylized subject reflects Picasso's enduring interest in mythological figures and primitive art, reinterpreted here with his unmistakable cubist/expressive style.
The work features Picasso's printed signature in the upper right corner and is accompanied on the back by the original-era informative/certification label in German. Framed.
1 lithograph: Splendid and elegant color graphics by Pablo Picasso, entitled "Die Dame" (The Lady). The work depicts a stylized and vividly colored face, with a strong visual impact, typical of the Spanish master's abstract and expressive style. This is the lithographic reproduction printed in 1965 based on the original drawing created by Picasso on June 13, 1960. Framed.
2 lithograph: Fascinating and expressive color lithograph after Pablo Picasso, entitled "Krieger Hektor" (Hector the Warrior).
The work was printed in 1965 and is based on an original drawing created by the Spanish master on June 13, 1960. This stylized subject reflects Picasso's enduring interest in mythological figures and primitive art, reinterpreted here with his unmistakable cubist/expressive style.
The work features Picasso's printed signature in the upper right corner and is accompanied on the back by the original-era informative/certification label in German. Framed.

