October 25, 1881 – April 8, 1973
Pablo Ruiz y Picasso showed artistic ability at an early age, and when he began to study art seriously in Barcelona and Madrid, he was already a skilled painter. He is considered one of the greatest artists of the 20th century. His enormous body of work spans so many years that art experts generally separate his career into distinct phases, such as the Blue Period, the Rose Period and his most famous contribution to modern art, Cubism. Picasso, unlike so many before him, was an international celebrity as well as an important contributor to the world of art.
Jacqueline with Flowers
Original exhibition lithograph poster, 28'' x 20''
Musketeer with Pipe
Lithograph on Arches, 25 1/2'' x 19 1/2''
Le Corsage Ray
Lithograph on Arches, 28'' x 20 1/2''
Buste de Femme
Original exhibition poster, 29 3/4'' x 20''
From Picasso Suite
Lithograph, ed. of 250, 25.5'' x 19.5''
From Picasso Suite
Lithograph, ed. of 250, 25.5'' x 19.5''
From Picasso Suite
Lithograph, ed. of 250, 25.5'' x 19.5''
The Bouquet
Lifetime Lithograph on Arches, 26'' x 20''
The Journal 1916
Lifetime lithograph, 25'' x 19''
The Smoker
Lifetime Lithograph, 25.5'' x 19''
The Dance
1959 Lifetime Lithograph, 25.5'' x 20''
Collection of Marina Picasso
(after) Pablo Picasso, facsimilie signed/numbered by Marina Picasso, estate authorized, lithograph on Arches, 29 1/2'' x 21 1/4''
Collection of Marina Picasso
(after) Pablo Picasso, facsimilie signed/numbered by Marina Picasso, estate authorized, lithograph on Arches, 29 1/2'' x 21 1/4''
Collection of Marina Picasso
(after) Pablo Picasso, facsimilie signed/numbered by Marina Picasso, estate authorized, lithograph on Arches, 29 1/2'' x 21 1/4''
