Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) - Harlequin with a Mirror

Pablo PICASSO (1881–1973)
Harlequin with a Mirror – 1971
Original Lithograph – Mourlot Studio

Impressive original lithograph titled "Harlequin with a Mirror", created in 1971 and printed at the famous Mourlot Atelier, Paris — widely recognized as the most important lithographic studio of the 20th century and a key collaborator of Picasso.

The artwork is signed in the plate, a characteristic feature of Picasso’s printed works, confirming its direct authorization and artistic provenance.

This lithograph was produced for the artist’s exhibition at the prestigious Knoedler Gallery in New York in 1971, a significant event that presented Picasso’s late-period creations and celebrated his lifelong exploration of the Harlequin motif. The Harlequin, a central figure in Picasso’s visual language, symbolizes transformation, performance, dual identity, and the poetic ambiguity of human existence. This subject accompanied Picasso throughout his career and became one of his most recognizable characters.

Details

Artist: Pablo Picasso (1881–1973)

Title: Harlequin with a Mirror

Year: 1971

Technique: Lithograph

Printer: Mourlot Studio, Paris

Signature: Signed in the plate

Paper size: approx. 76 × 50 cm

Condition: Very good, with only minimal signs of age

This work is an exceptional collector’s piece that illustrates both Picasso’s mastery of graphic art and his historic collaboration with Mourlot. Art enthusiasts appreciate these lithographs not only for their artistic value but also for their connection to major exhibitions and cultural milestones.

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The artwork will be professionally packed and shipped with a tracking number to ensure a safe and reliable delivery.
It will be sent unframed.