Pablo PICASSO (1881–1973) (after)
Pablo PICASSO (1881–1973) (after)
Imaginary Portraits – King, 1969
Lithograph on cardboard
Signed on the plate and dated 2/22/69
Printed by Marcel Salinas, published by Le Cercle d’Art
71 x 52 cm
Bibliography: Czwiklitzer, no. 403
Note: The Imaginary Portraits, created by Pablo Picasso in 1969, belong to the artist’s late period, marked by a particularly assertive formal and chromatic freedom. This King depicts one of the historical and theatrical figures that populated his imagination at the time: the deconstructed face, crown, and costume are rendered in bold colors and a deliberately spontaneous style. This lithograph, based on Picasso’s work and created by Marcel Salinas, published by Le Cercle d’Art, captures the energy of this famous series.
Pablo PICASSO (1881–1973) (after)
Imaginary Portraits – King, 1969
Lithograph on cardboard
Signed on the plate and dated 2/22/69
Printed by Marcel Salinas, published by Le Cercle d’Art
71 x 52 cm
Bibliography: Czwiklitzer, no. 403
Note: The Imaginary Portraits, created by Pablo Picasso in 1969, belong to the artist’s late period, marked by a particularly assertive formal and chromatic freedom. This King depicts one of the historical and theatrical figures that populated his imagination at the time: the deconstructed face, crown, and costume are rendered in bold colors and a deliberately spontaneous style. This lithograph, based on Picasso’s work and created by Marcel Salinas, published by Le Cercle d’Art, captures the energy of this famous series.
