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PABLO PICASSO (1881-1973) FEMME ECRIVANT 1 of only 91 Published Prints Worldwide

Brief Description:

This is a rare and exceptional Limited Edition (No 6 of 91) Abstract Portrait Print, depicting a Woman writing, after the original by Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973).

Titled 'Femme Ecrivant' - Woman Writing.

A limited edition by Pablo Picasso titled "Femme Ecrivant”, which has been professionally mounted and framed.

Supplied with a signed certificate of authenticity (signed by the Master Printer) and numbered in the embossed stamp, one of only 91 published Worldwide!

An exceptional quality piece that is presented in Museum condition.

During the years 1927 to 1935, Picasso was besotted by Marie-Thérèse. For him, she had a very arresting face with a Grecian profile, and he adored her blonde hair, so she became not only his muse but a great model. During this period, Picasso had an amazing creative explosion of work, due to her youthful innocence, undying devotion and great vitality, and his work became an expression of his love and worship for her. The painting was created at a picturesque chateau in a small Normandy village, which Picasso had purchased in 1930, and there Marie-Therese spent the week whilst Picasso’s wife Olga was only there at the weekends. Pablo Picasso was undoubtedly the most influential artist of the twentieth century and perhaps the greatest artist of all time. During his lifetime, his personality dominated the development of the visual arts, and he inspired most of the enormous and revolutionary changes which took place. Picasso was born in Spain in 1881 and began to paint precociously at the age of seven under his father's tutelage. He studied at the Barcelona School of Fine Arts, and by the turn of the century, he was shuttling between Barcelona and Paris, establishing his reputation. He is perhaps best known for co-founding the "Cubist" movement, but his work embraced and inspired an enormous variety of styles and techniques, ranging from painting and sculpture to etching and linocutting. Picasso was married twice and had four children by three women; he also maintained several mistresses, some of whom played a significant role in the development of his work. He died in April 1973, unquestionably the most significant name in twentieth-century art.

Attributes:

Original Print

Limited Edition (1 of 91) produced Worldwide

Signed on the plate

Circa: 1999

Condition:

Both the artwork and the frame are offered in superb, original, museum condition.

Framed Measurements:

 INCHES & CENTIMETRES

Height: 31.8'' | 81 cm

Width: 30.7'' | 78 cm

Depth: 1.5'' | 4 cm

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