What can be said about Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) that is pertinent and you don’t already know. Beyond being the most famous artist of the 20th century, he was also its most prolific printmaker. Etchings, drypoints, lithographs, linocuts… black and white, color… Picasso tried nearly every obvious technique. One can point out his primacy in art history, but the truth is that, like all artists he had is bad days and his days of genius. He also had many good days, when inspiration came easy and the hand followed. It will always be a pleasure to live with a Picasso print, however many one has seen.
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Printed in brown ink on "Registres Tropes" wove paper, 1955.References: Bloch 1268; Baer 1032 only state, Czwiklitzer 17.Trial proof, with printer'...
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Piero Crommelynck avec sa femme et sa fille, dans l'atelier II(original French title) Aquatint and scraper on wove paper.References: Bloch 1856; Ba...
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Le Viol II (original French title) Drypoint printed on laid Monval-Montgolfier paper.Reference: Bloch 180; Baer 338.Plate 30 from the Suite Vollard...
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