Bibi Hilton's Picasso (After) "Femme Couchee" Lithograph

Bibi Hilton's Picasso (After) "Femme Couchee" Lithograph in Exhibit Quality Frame (From the Estate of Mrs. Bibi Hilton) - This lithograph was owned by Bibi Hilton and graced the walls of her beloved Gulfport, Mississippi home. The lithograph was printed after a drawing on paper by Pablo Picasso titled "Femme Couchee" (woman reclining), which was originally created in 1924. At the time the drawing was created, he had been enjoying family life with Olga (who he married in 1918) and son Paulo. The piece is said to be inspired by his wife. The print has been professionally matted and framed in an exhibit quality frame. Measurements: 29.25" x 34.25" (framed). This item comes directly from the estate of Mrs. Bibi Hilton. Mrs. Hilton was the wife of famed Hilton hotelier and heir Eric Hilton of the Hilton Hotel family, the youngest grandson of Conrad Hilton. As the wife of Eric Hilton, Bibi Hilton traveled the world as a goodwill ambassadress for the Hilton Hotel chain. For over three decades, until his death, Bibi worked alongside her husband as his partner further branding the Hilton name to the internationally iconic status it is today. Bibi Hilton's brother-in-law, Barron Hilton, often acknowledged her as one of the Hilton Hotels Corporation's greatest assets. Each buyer will receive an appreciation letter from the estate of Bibi Hilton for participating in Mrs. Hilton's auction.