Les Femmes d'Alger - L'Héritage De Delacroix (after) Pablo Picasso, 1964

Description: The 1954 Picasso painting "Les Femmes d'Alger" (Version A) was meticulously reproduced at the famous Atelier Mourlot. Atelier Mourlot was a print shop in Paris, France that was a major contributor to the development of lithography as an art form. This lithograph was created by master printer, Henri Deschamps. Deschamps was Picasso's most trusted printer. The two collaborated from 1945 until the death of Picasso in 1973. This lithograph poster was produced in 1964. It is titled "L'HÉRITAGE DE DELACROIX" and is believed to have been an exhibition of works that paid homage to Eugène Delacroix, a leading French Romantic painter. The motif is "Femmes d'Alger" (Woman of Algiers), a work by Delacroix in 1894. Original at the time. Title: “The Heritage Of Delacroix” Year: c.1964 Medium: Original lithographic poster in colors Printer: Mourlot, Paris Sheet Size: 19.75” x 28.5” Edition: Unknown Signature: Henri Deschamps in plate, within image, middle left Condition: Excellent. Spectacular color. This was owned by an avid art collector who meticulously cared for her artwork. Please see photos for additional information about condition. Slight ripples in bottom right corner. Was framed but will mail without the glass and frame. The lithograph is fragile due to age and risk of damage during mailing is too high with glass.

Price: 826 USD

Location: Eagle, Wisconsin

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