Picasso Original Lithograph 16.12.69 III Mourlot Proof

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Discover this exceptional original lithograph by Pablo Picasso dated 16.12.69 III, a rare plate-signed artwork from the famous “Au Baiser d’Avignon” series printed in 1972. Authenticated on the reverse with the workshop stamp of the Mourlot studio in Paris, this collectible fine art print depicts the artist’s iconic theme of the painter in his studio and the musketeers. Measuring 20 x 16 inches (50×40 cm), this exclusive printer’s proof is in very good condition, making this late-period Picasso artwork a unique opportunity for buying art online and investing in 20th-century master prints.

This historic piece will appeal to discerning collectors with its singularity: unlike the plates of the classic portfolio, the back of this sheet only shows the Mourlot wet stamp, confirming its privileged status as a workshop or collaborator proof. The colors of the composition have retained all their original intensity. The borders of the margin show a slight surface yellowing, completely natural for an Arches paper of this period, in no way affecting the heart of the illustration. A major work from the Spanish artist’s Avignon period, ready to join a private collection or to be framed under anti-UV glass.

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.

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