This print is sold 
Original poster in linocut, 1956, very impressive proof printed on Arches paper, unsigned. Edition of the signed
poster at 200 copies. Stamps of Arnera, Vallauris.
Size of paper : 100.5 X 66 cm
Size of image : 66 X 54 cm
Little tear in the upper margin, far from subject, colours and proof very fresh.
Réf. Cat. Czw. 19, Bloch 1271.
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Size of paper : 100.5 X 66 cm
Size of image : 66 X 54 cm
Little tear in the upper margin, far from subject, colours and proof very fresh.
Réf. Cat. Czw. 19, Bloch 1271.
SOLD Other prints available by PICASSO
Les archives de Picasso
Catalogue of a exhibition Picasso at the Picasso Museum of Paris in 2003 - 2004 devoted to the personal records of the artist, that mean all the documents that Picasso kept. The book, impassioning from beginning to end, is composed of 3 distinct parts : First chapter "Picasso intimates" which shows files that Picasso produced himself and who determine his everyday life, one finds there drawings, tickets of bullfights, circus, cinema, crib, hotel bills etc. The second part, most important, called the "circle of Picasso" indexes the letters received by Picasso (and preserved by him) of his friends where one finds Cocteau, Breton, Eluard, Césaire, Prévert, Bataille, Fautrier, Miro, Dali etc. Picasso preserved thus more than 20000 letters. The last part, "Picasso and the others" index the letters and postcards that Picasso received from anonymous, which send to Picasso their homages, their petitions, their judgments or their admirations. While declaring in a newspaper in 1960, "I would like to be poor", the artist thus starts an outcry at a number of people who write to him, often in a very virulent way... For its eightieth birthday in 1961, artistic and media event, Picasso received 751 letters of anonymous wishing to join this celebration. "We are what we keep". It is in any case a different and original way to approach the artist and his work by showing the traces of its life, its artistic, political and intellectual advance, its impact on the others and its glory. Text of Laurence Madeline. Back
PICASSO briography
Catalogue of a exhibition Picasso at the Picasso Museum of Paris in 2003 - 2004 devoted to the personal records of the artist, that mean all the documents that Picasso kept. The book, impassioning from beginning to end, is composed of 3 distinct parts : First chapter "Picasso intimates" which shows files that Picasso produced himself and who determine his everyday life, one finds there drawings, tickets of bullfights, circus, cinema, crib, hotel bills etc. The second part, most important, called the "circle of Picasso" indexes the letters received by Picasso (and preserved by him) of his friends where one finds Cocteau, Breton, Eluard, Césaire, Prévert, Bataille, Fautrier, Miro, Dali etc. Picasso preserved thus more than 20000 letters. The last part, "Picasso and the others" index the letters and postcards that Picasso received from anonymous, which send to Picasso their homages, their petitions, their judgments or their admirations. While declaring in a newspaper in 1960, "I would like to be poor", the artist thus starts an outcry at a number of people who write to him, often in a very virulent way... For its eightieth birthday in 1961, artistic and media event, Picasso received 751 letters of anonymous wishing to join this celebration. "We are what we keep". It is in any case a different and original way to approach the artist and his work by showing the traces of its life, its artistic, political and intellectual advance, its impact on the others and its glory. Text of Laurence Madeline. Back
PICASSO briography