An iconic item for modern collectors - a Pablo Picasso ceramic pitcher titled Tetes Ramie 368. From the Madoura studio in France, created in 1956. This work is from the edition of 500. Glazed manufacturer's mark to underside Edition Picasso Madoura. Pablo Picasso was a prolific artist who worked in a wide range of mediums, including painting, sculpture, and ceramics. He was particularly drawn to working with clay, and he often collaborated with the Madoura studio in France. The studio produced several Picasso's most famous ceramic works, including the "Saucepan" and the "Bull's Head." From a private collection in Bloomfield, MI. Dimensions: 5h x 5.75 dia. In very good vintage condition.
Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) was one of the most influential modern artists in the 20th century. It is said he lived multiple artistic lives, constantly evolving and being an influence in various art movements. Picasso explored the medium of ceramics at the end of his life and many of his pottery creations are some of the most sought after on the market. Most famed for the Cubism movement, his avant-garde influence forever changed contemporary painting. Picasso's influence on art history and the artists that followed him is undeniable. He has been in countless museum and gallery exhibitions around the globe and if often cited as the greatest artist of all time.