Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) - Jackelin a caballo






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Pablo Picasso’s *Jackelin a caballo* is an unsigned colour lithograph from 1961, printed on vélin paper.
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Original color lithograph on vélin paper, belonging to the prestigious Toros y Toreros portfolio, published by Cercle d'Art in Paris in 1961.
The work depicts a bullfighting-themed scene, one of Picasso's most personal and recurring iconographic universes. Through a combination of expressive drawing, spontaneous strokes, and a rich color palette, the artist builds a composition of great narrative strength, in which the green-clad female figure beside a chair stands out.
Characteristics of the work:
Artist: Pablo Picasso (1881–1973).
Title: Toros y Toreros.
Year of edition: 1961.
Technique: Original color lithograph.
Paper: Vélin.
Publisher: Cercle d'Art, Paris.
Printer: Atelier Mourlot, Paris.
Dimensions: 27 × 37 cm.
An interesting piece of Picasso's graphic work, from one of his most recognized illustrated publications, which brings together his passion for the bullfighting world and his extraordinary expressive freedom.
Original color lithograph on vélin paper, belonging to the prestigious Toros y Toreros portfolio, published by Cercle d'Art in Paris in 1961.
The work depicts a bullfighting-themed scene, one of Picasso's most personal and recurring iconographic universes. Through a combination of expressive drawing, spontaneous strokes, and a rich color palette, the artist builds a composition of great narrative strength, in which the green-clad female figure beside a chair stands out.
Characteristics of the work:
Artist: Pablo Picasso (1881–1973).
Title: Toros y Toreros.
Year of edition: 1961.
Technique: Original color lithograph.
Paper: Vélin.
Publisher: Cercle d'Art, Paris.
Printer: Atelier Mourlot, Paris.
Dimensions: 27 × 37 cm.
An interesting piece of Picasso's graphic work, from one of his most recognized illustrated publications, which brings together his passion for the bullfighting world and his extraordinary expressive freedom.
