Pablo Picasso
David and Bathsheba (After Lucas Cranach), 1947
Lithograph on Arches Wove Paper
65 x 49.5cm
(25 9/16 x 19 1/2in).
(25 9/16 x 19 1/2in).
Edition of 50
Hand Signed in Pencil
Pablo Picasso
La Colombe Volant (a l’arc-en-ciel), The Flying Dove (with the rainbow), 1952,
Original chalk drawn Lithograph in 8 colours, black, yellow, green, rose, ochre, light brown, grey & blue on Arches Paper
Image size: 50 x 64 cms ;
Paper size 55 x 76.2 cms
Paper size 55 x 76.2 cms
edition of 200, 38 Trial proofs and some artists proofs.
signed and dated by the artist in the stone and also hand signed by the artist in pencil, lower right.
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At the end of the Second World War Picasso joined the communist party and was active in promoting its activities through his art. The Newspaper “Le Patriot” was a supporter...
At the end of the Second World War Picasso joined the communist party and was active in promoting its activities through his art. The Newspaper “Le Patriot” was a supporter of this ideology and Picasso made a number of lithographs and Linocuts which were published by this organisation amongst which was our work. This was sold to raise finds for the communist party. The poster was made , using the earlier lithograph, to raise funds and awareness for the Disarmament summit conference to be held in Paris in May 1960 - the conference never took place.
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