A 1958 Picasso Exposition Vellauris Poster.

A 1958 Picasso Exposition Vellauris Poster. Color linocut print. Together with a 1968 Picasso French exhibition poster from the Galerie Louise Leiris. Both signed within the prints Sight: 37" x 24" Fr

1958 proof before printer's phone number. For Picasso ceramics at Musee Ceret. Lithograph. Citation: Czwiklitzer (German, 1981) #33 - Number 33 (chronological) of the mere 55 original lithographs Pic

Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973). Color lino-cut printed on wove linen-backed paper announcing the 1953 Exposition Vallauris 1953. Signed and dated in-the-plate; inscribed: "Repr: Mourlot Affiches O

Picasso Exposition Vallauris poster, Mourlot 1952 26.75 inches by 20 inches with frame, 25 inches by 18 inches without frame (Source: Hammer Galleries) Since the days of ancient Rome, the Riviera town

Pablo Picasso. Exposition Hispano-Americaine II. Color Lithograph after the Original Poster. 1959. Signed in the plate. Sauret. Atelier Mourlot. Image Size - 6 3/8 x 8 7/8 inches. Framed dimensions: A

Color lithograph, published by Mourlot for 1958 exhibition. Citation: Czwiklitzer #140 - edition of 500. Dimensions: (Frame) H 28" x W 20.25", (Paper) H 25" x W 18.5" Condition: Poster attached to bac

Sgd LL, Attributed to Pablo Picasso. Water damage on the rear of art. 25H x 17W

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Pablo Picasso. Exposition Hispano-Americaine II. Color Lithograph after the Original Poster. 1959. Signed in the plate. Sauret. Atelier Mourlot. Image Size – 6 3/8 x 8 7/8 inches. Framed dimens

After Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973). Exposition des arts décoratifs Paris, 1955, edition of 500, published by Fernand Mourlot. Color lithograph art poster. Measures Approximately 41 3/4" x 26

Two lithograph posters. Two versions of the same image. Versions 2 and 3. One of the mere 55 original lithographs Picasso created for specific exhibitions. Including: (A) Czwiklitzer #1, Bloch 1258. e

1958 Picasso exhibition poster. Sight 24 1/2" x 18", overall 26" x 19 1/2".

1955 Pablo Picasso Exposition Vallauris poster Measures: 20 x 15 inches

PIERO FORNASETTI 1958 Exhibition Exposition Poster. Vintage. Interform sa Bureau d'ARchicture D'interieurs Casa Torre Lugano. Des Meubles et Objects decores de. 1958. -- Dimensions: Image Size: H: 38

circa 1958 lithograph in colors signed and numbered 136/175 30 1/4 x 25 inches

Small edition of 25. Citation: No. 2 in Czwiklitzer, no. 5 in Rodrigo. Two-color lithograph. Undated. Citation: Czwiklitzer (German, 1981) - Number 2 (chronological)  of the mere 55 original lith

After Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973). Exposition des arts décoratifs Paris, 1955, edition of 500, published by Fernand Mourlot. Color lithograph art poster. Measures Approximately 41 3/4" x 26

Exhibition poster after linocut. Total edition of 1000, 250 in these colors. Maison de le Pensee Francaise. Dimensions: (Frame) H 29.75" x W 22.25", (Sight) H 28" x W 20.5" Condition: Colors bright. F

Lithograph Print Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso 1958 Exposition Vallauris Size 9.5x12 inches Plate Signed

Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) Vallauris Exposition Poster, 1953, Linocut in color on wove paper. Together with the 'Dove of Peace' and 'Bouquet of Peace' by Picasso, unsigned. Largest dimensions: h: 26 3/

Vintage printed 1958 "Galerie Lucie Weill" exhibition poster. Matted and contained under glass in a black painted wood frame. [Sight: 24 1/2" x 18"; Frame: 31 3/4" x 21 3/4"]. Toning.

Medium: lithograph (after the original lithograph poster). During the late 1940's and throughout the 1950's, Picasso created a series of posters at the atelier of Mourlot Freres. The lithograph offere

This example is one of only 30 known by the Hors Commerce. The Vallauris Seal is in the bottom right-hand corner and the Hors Commerce stamp on the bottom left. The Poster is pencil signed by Picasso

Poster for Poteries, Fleurs, Parfums, Vallauris. Signed in blue crayon lower right. From edition of 300. Float mounted in frame. Citation: Czwiklitzer (German, 1981) - entry #2: second one of the mere