Pablo Picasso, Composition, Carnet De Dessins De Picasso, Cahiers Dart, Lithograph
Pablo Picasso, Composition, Carnet De Dessins De Picasso, Cahiers Dart, Lithograph
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Condition: Pre-Owned
Lithograph on vlin paper.
Inscription: Unsigned and unnumbered.
Paper Size: 16.54 x 11.81 inches.
Excellent condition.
Notes: From the volume, Carnet de dessins de Picasso: reproduits au format de l'original, 1948; published by ditions Cahiers d'Art, Paris, and Christian Zervos, Paris; printed by ditions Cahiers dArt, Paris, 1948.
Quoted from ditions Cahiers d'Art, Edition limited to MCC examples.
Full-page illustrations.
Also known as Carnets de Royan.
This series reproduces works made in Royan from 30/05/1940 to 22/08/1940.
The end of the volume is composed of studies created in Paris and dated 19/02/1942 Picasso fled Paris in September 1939, because he fears bombing, and settles in Royan.
From the beginning of 1940, he rented a workshop on the 3rd floor of the villa Les Voiliers which dominates the port.
This notebook belongs to this period of work. Picasso finally returned to Paris in August 1940, Royan being forbidden to foreigners.
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Lithograph on vlin paper.
Inscription: Unsigned and unnumbered.
Paper Size: 16.54 x 11.81 inches.
Excellent condition.
Notes: From the volume, Carnet de dessins de Picasso: reproduits au format de l'original, 1948; published by ditions Cahiers d'Art, Paris, and Christian Zervos, Paris; printed by ditions Cahiers dArt, Paris, 1948.
Quoted from ditions Cahiers d'Art, Edition limited to MCC examples.
Full-page illustrations.
Also known as Carnets de Royan.
This series reproduces works made in Royan from 30/05/1940 to 22/08/1940.
The end of the volume is composed of studies created in Paris and dated 19/02/1942 Picasso fled Paris in September 1939, because he fears bombing, and settles in Royan.
From the beginning of 1940, he rented a workshop on the 3rd floor of the villa Les Voiliers which dominates the port.
This notebook belongs to this period of work. Picasso finally returned to Paris in August 1940, Royan being forbidden to foreigners.







