Artist: Pablo Picasso (b. 1881-d. 1973)

Title:  Jeune Fille Debout  ( Standing Young Girl )

Medium:  Lithograph on Arches Paper

Edition: Limited Edition of 500

Size: Framed approximately 41 inches x 28 inches

Framed:  Framed as Shown

Year: 1972

Biography: Picasso, Pablo (1881-1973). Spanish painter, born in Malaga. He studied principally in Barcelona where he lived from 1895 to 1904. He showed prodigious artistic ability from his youth. His paintings of 1901-4 (his "blue period") are mainly of poor and suffering people.

Settling in Paris in 1904, his home until 1945, he began to meet artists and writers and his early patrons, the Steins, Uhde and Shchukin. The pessimism of his earlier work gave way to the so called "rose period’, lighter in mood and palette.  He exhibited in the 1st Surrealist exhibition (Paris, 1925) and contributed etchings and writings to official Surrealist literature.

Picasso’s most original sculpture includes Cubist bronzes. Leaving Paris in 1946 he subsequently lived in Antibes, Vallauris (1948-58), and Vauvenargues. His post-war work includes family portraits and several variations on works by other artists as well as a prodigious volume to graphic work and ceramics. Prolifically productive to the end of his life, he was one of the most versatile and influential artists of the century.  

Note: Published by Jackie Fine Arts, New York and signed "Collection Marina Picasso"

Warranty: Comes with a Cerificate of Authenticity and is GUARANTEED to be as described

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Auction Estimate: $2,600.00/$2,800.00

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