This is an extraordinarily RARE Pablo Picasso collotype with pochoir, titled "Woman with Yellow Hat". This particular artwork is shown on page 79 of 'The World of Pochoirs'. It is after the fantastic and bright original Picasso drawing done in 1921. This is NOT a modern reprint. It is a vintage collotype with pochoir from a 1946 Picasso-authorized portfolio of his most famous drawings, titled "Picasso Fifteen Drawings", published by Albert Carman from an edition of 500.

This image is EXTREMELY hard to find. When you look at the series of 15 drawings, you can see the entire evolution of the artist from the turn of the century, to the mid-1940s, and it is simply astounding.

This is one of Picasso's most captivating drawings, and it is incredibly hard to find. It is bursting with emotion and style. It is signed in the lower right of the plate, as issued. Dated in the upper right corner. We have custom framed it in a stunning custom molding with an archival mat, and glare-free conservation glass. All top-of-the-line archival materials to keep this perfect for years to come.

It is absolutely gorgeous. A must-have for the Picasso lover! Feel free to ask me questions or send offers. I'm happy to help!

Provenance: Our Picasso pieces are from the private collection of our Gallery owner and they have been very well-preserved.

Certification: Our Gallery Certificate of Authenticity included.

Condition: Pristine. All new top-of-the-line archival framing materials.

Measurements: Approx 19"x13" total paper size and approx 24"x19.5" framed


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Pristine. All new top-of-the-line archival framing materials.

Origin:
United States

Creator:
Styled After: Pablo Picasso

Materials & Techniques:
Paper

Details:
Frame Type: Framed
Art Subjects: Abstract, Fashion, Figure, Portrait
Country of Origin: United States
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Pristine. All new top-of-the-line archival framing materials.