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1948 photographic print after Pablo Picasso, Ceramic art, framed, mid century
$795.00
A rare vintage colour collotype (photographic) print after Pablo Picasso, originating from the 1948 Céramiques de Picasso portfolio published by Éditions d’Art Albert Skira in Geneva, Switzerland, beautifully presented in a solid hardwood timber box frame with wide ivory double mount.
Featuring an enigmatic, mask-like face in rich earthy browns, deep black and turquoise accents, this striking composition captures Picasso’s playful exploration of form, expression and the ancient traditions of ceramic art.
69cm x 44cm frame
36cm x 28cm artwork
About the Artist
Pablo Picasso (1881–1973) was a Spanish-born painter, sculptor, ceramicist and printmaker, widely regarded as one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. A co-founder of Cubism, Picasso continually reinvented his artistic language, moving between abstraction, expressive portraiture and sculptural experimentation. In the late 1940s, he developed a passionate interest in ceramics while working with the renowned Madoura pottery workshop in Vallauris, southern France. His ceramic creations, often featuring stylised faces, animals and mythological imagery, transformed everyday vessels into imaginative works of art. Today, Picasso’s extraordinary legacy continues to shape modern art and design.
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