Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) - Mujer desnuda - Linocut 1963





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Pablo Picasso's limited edition linocut titled Mujer desnuda - Linocut 1963, created in 1963 in France, 32 cm high by 38 cm wide, not signed, in good condition.
Description from the seller
This linocut originates from a highly regarded suite first released by Galerie Louise Leiris in 1960, initially in a limited signed edition of only 50 copies. Celebrated for their striking visual appeal and bold artistic expression, these original pieces are highly coveted by collectors and art connoisseurs alike.
In 1963, under the direct supervision and collaboration of Pablo Picasso himself and Galerie Louise Leiris, a new set of linoleum plates was created at precisely 42% of the original size. This later series, printed and published in the same year by Gustavo Gili—a renowned publisher and a close personal friend of Picasso—
This piece aligns with the broader dialogue of 20th-century modernism.
Condition:
Good vintage condition. Some minor yellowing and foxing along the edges (outside the printed area), not affecting the image and also in the back and some waving form the page.
Note: the picture of the map and the edition is for reference only, and it is not included
This linocut originates from a highly regarded suite first released by Galerie Louise Leiris in 1960, initially in a limited signed edition of only 50 copies. Celebrated for their striking visual appeal and bold artistic expression, these original pieces are highly coveted by collectors and art connoisseurs alike.
In 1963, under the direct supervision and collaboration of Pablo Picasso himself and Galerie Louise Leiris, a new set of linoleum plates was created at precisely 42% of the original size. This later series, printed and published in the same year by Gustavo Gili—a renowned publisher and a close personal friend of Picasso—
This piece aligns with the broader dialogue of 20th-century modernism.
Condition:
Good vintage condition. Some minor yellowing and foxing along the edges (outside the printed area), not affecting the image and also in the back and some waving form the page.
Note: the picture of the map and the edition is for reference only, and it is not included

