"Head of Rembrandt and Three Girls" Lithograph By Pablo

PABLO PICASSO (1881-1973) "Three Girls at the Fountain" ORIGINAL 1948 FRENCH LITHOGRAPH PRINT ON PAPER, Double Matted. Printed in Beautiful Paper after this Iconic Artwork made by Mr. Picasso by Braun

ALVAR SUÑOL (Spanish, b. 1935) 20th Century Lithograph in colors: Untitled-Depicts heads of three young girls. Numbered in pencil lower left “10/150” Signed in pencil lower right “Alvar”. H.

•Artist: PABLO PICASSO “After” •Dimensions: Each picture is 5x8 inches x (2) •Medium: LITHOGRAPH •Condition: Excellent •Limited Edition “After” Means that it is a copy of the artist�

•Artist: PABLO PICASSO “After”•Dimensions: Each picture is 5x8 inches x (2)•Medium: LITHOGRAPH•Condition: Excellent•Limited Edition “After” Means that it is a copy of the artist’s

•Artist: PABLO PICASSO “After”•Dimensions: Each picture is 5x8 inches x (2)•Medium: LITHOGRAPH•Condition: Excellent•Limited Edition “After” Means that it is a copy of the artist’s

•Artist: PABLO PICASSO “After”•Dimensions: Each picture is 5x8 inches x (2)•Medium: LITHOGRAPH•Condition: Excellent•Limited Edition “After” Means that it is a copy of the artist’s

•Artist: PABLO PICASSO “After”•Dimensions: Each picture is 5x8 inches x (2)•Medium: LITHOGRAPH•Condition: Excellent•Limited Edition “After” Means that it is a copy of the artist’s

Egon Schiele (Austrian, 1890-1918) lithograph titled 'Three Girls'. Signed in the plate and dated 1911. Edition of 100. Measures 17 1/4" x 11 3/4" + 3" mat & frame.

After Pablo Picasso, Spanish, 1881 to 1973, a limited edition color lithograph on wove paper, Girl Before a Mirror, after the oil painting on canvas, which he created in 1932. Numbered in pencil, 31 o

After Pablo Picasso, Spanish, 1881 to 1973, a limited edition color lithograph on wove paper, Girl Before a Mirror, after the oil painting on canvas, which he created in 1932. Numbered in pencil, 31 o

Mixed media on paper, SDLL and titled "Three Girls Head Holder". 22"h x 17"w

Miguel Covarrubias "Head of Balinese Girl", lithograph. Numbered lower left, "30/50B" and signed lower right, "Covarrubias". Site: 12"H x 9.5"W; Frame: 21"H x 18.5"W. Miguel Covarrubias (Mexican, 1904

Three Offset Lithographs after Pablo Picasso (Spanish 1881-1973) with COA's from Edward Weston Fine Art image sizes 8x 10" and 4 x 10" overall size 21 x 19 and 12 x 19"

Pablo Picasso Lithograph three musicians. Measures 20" x 22.5"

After Pablo Picasso (Spanish, French, 1881-1973). Original plate signed, color lithograph. Titled "Girl Before Mirror" ("Jeune Fille Devant Un Miroir"). Pencil signed "Collection Domain Picasso" lower

Lithograph of three heads. Signed. Numbered 14/60. Lithograph in sepia and black tones. Appears to be on Japan paper. Pencil signed and numbered. Dimensions: (Frame) H 17" x W 20.25", (Sight) H 10" x

4 Framed After Rembrandt Lithographs Include Head Resembling the Last, Sick Woman with Large White Head Dress, Old Man with Beard and Baret and The Artist Mother.Measures 11 inches x 9 inches.

4 Framed After Rembrandt Lithographs Include Head Resembling the Last, Sick Woman with Large White Head Dress, Old Man with Beard and Baret and The Artist Mother.Measures 11 inches x 9 inches.

attr. Nguyen Thanh Le (Vietnamese, 1919-2003), Head of a Girl, Three Bronzesdark patinated cast bronze, in graduated sizes, second tallest with incised character signature stamp to reverse of neck, th

Pablo Picasso Vintage Lithograph Girl - Double Sided. Size: 9x7 image, 14.25x10.25 outside edge

Automaton, Three Victorian girls at tea.All three girls nod their heads and move their arms.In some cases the head goes up and down and right to left.We can send you a video if you provide an email ad

Art,Print,Lithograph,Pablo Picasso Litho Three dancers,From the Eau Forte portfolio. It is identified with the French title "Danseuse". Inscribed at LL under image H.C. 5/30,12 1/2H_9 3/4W,25 1/2H_19

Pierre Auguste Renoir (French 1841-1919) "La Pierre Au Trois Croquis" or "The Stone With Three Heads" c.1904, lithograph on wove paper, signed in the plate lower left. Catalogue Raison

Marie Laurencin (1883-1956); Head of Young Girl with Scarf; Lithograph on paper on board lightly colored with pink & light blue, signed in pencil lower right margin and numbered 74/100 in pencil lower