Picasso lithograph “Deux Nus – 4.2.69 III” Mourlot 1972

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Purchase this original lithograph by Pablo Picasso titled *Deux Nus (4.2.69 III)*—a rare fine art print featuring the artist’s signature within the plate, from the prestigious “Au Baiser d’Avignon” suite published in 1972 by Le Vent d’Arles. Bearing the authentic Atelier Mourlot stamp on the reverse, this period work reflects the Cubist master’s late erotic phase in Mougins. Fully documented and catalogued, this historic collector’s piece depicts two nude women in a unique graphic style, making it an ideal choice for modern art investment or for enriching your collection.

Add a touch of prestige and history to your collection with this fine art paper print 15.74 x 19.68 inches (40 x 50 cm), produced from an original drawing created by the artist on February 4, 1969. The stamp of the Parisian printer Mourlot on the back guarantees that this is a print from the historic edition.

Characteristics of the print and state of preservation:
The work bears the artist’s signature and the historical date (4.2.69 III) integrated directly into the plate. This impression features a period trim, with the original white margin concentrated on a single side of the sheet. While this peripheral margin shows slight, natural age-related foxing (see photos), the central motif of the two nudes remains pristine, preserving the full vitality of Picasso’s line. This configuration makes it a particularly attractive acquisition for collectors: careful framing with a mat allows the illustration to be showcased by concealing the margin, creating a visually pure effect when displayed on the wall.

Shipping:
– The artwork is carefully wrapped in tissue paper, rolled, and placed in a rigid tube, which is then inserted into a protective cardboard box.
– A tracking number is provided to ensure successful delivery.
– A signature is required upon receipt.

Additional photos are available in the top left corner. Don’t hesitate to consult them! Click on one of them to see an enlarged, close-up view!

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