Lithographs on grained, ivory-colored laid paper
Germany, 1990
After Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) – Spanish painter, printmaker and sculptor
Signed in print
After etchings from the ‘Vollard Suite’ from 1930-1937
Edition Plitt 1990 (dry stamp)
Verso typographically inscribed
Dimensions: each approx. 32 x 45 cm
Good condition
Provenience: German private collection
Seven works from the ‘Vollard Suite’, which show topics such as artists and models

These seven lithographs after Pablo Picasso on laid paper were published in 1990 by the Plitt Edition, created after etchings from the ‘Vollard Suite’ from 1930-1937. This series is named after the art dealer Ambroise Vollard. In the graphic suite different topics are represented such as artists and models. Each work is signed in the print ‘Picasso’.



The lithographs are in good condition with minor marginal blemishes. Each sheet bears the die dry stamp ‘Plitt’ and shows verso an inscription „Pablo Picasso/Suite Vollard Bloch Nr.“ and „©VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 1990“The sheets have a dimension of approx. 32 x 45 cm.



Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)

Pablo Ruiz Picasso was born 1881 in the Spanish city of Málaga and first visited the art academy La Llotja in Barcelona and from1897 the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando in Madrid, which he quit without graduating. The artist spent the years around the turn of the century in Paris. He established Cubism with his French friend Georges Braque, deeply influencing later avant-garde artists. His 1907 painting ‘Les Demoiselles d’Avignon’ became the key work of modernism. Picasso left behind an enormous body of work of about 50,000 artworks, comprising paintings, drawings, graphic art, sculptures and pottery. Already during Picasso’s lifetime, two museums were established in his honor: the Museo Picasso in Barcelona and the Musée Picasso in Antibes in southern France.

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