An excellent period offset lithograph, full-color print, after Cubist painting "Femme Au Chapeau" (Woman in a Hat, also known as Woman in Gray, 1942) by Pablo Picasso. Comes from a Limited Edition of XVI pieces from Picasso's Cubism period, published by Les Editions du Chene in Paris, France in the 1940s. Printed on one side. Hand tipped-in on a board of heavy paper. Information regarding the original artwork will be found by lifting the piece, in French. Numbered on the board: XI. Excellent condition of the print - no damage, no foxing; the board shows some tanning, foxing, age and edge wear on both sides; dated in pencil on the board: 8/42; no foxing on the board underneath the print; never framed.

Overall 11"W x 14.55"H
Image 8.30"W x 10.30"H


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Excellent condition of the print - no damage, no foxing; the board shows some tanning, foxing, age and edge wear on both sides; dated in pencil on the board: 8/42; no foxing on the board underneath the print; never framed.

Dimensions:
Height: 14.55 in.
Width: 11 in.
Depth: 0.1 in.

Category: Reproduction Prints
Origin: France
Materials: Paper, Printmaking Materials
Creator: Styled After: Pablo Picasso

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Excellent condition of the print - no damage, no foxing; the board shows some tanning, foxing, age and edge wear on both sides; dated in pencil on the board: 8/42; no foxing on the board underneath the print; never framed.