Pablo Picasso (1881–1973)
Fleurs Dans Un Verre No. 6 (Flowers In A Glass No. 6), 1947
Original Lithograph On Paper
Signed Lower Right In Pencil

Overview
This Exceptional Lithograph Represents Picasso'S Masterful Exploration Of Still Life Composition During The Post-War Period. The Work Depicts A Delicate Arrangement Of Flowers Emerging From A Cylindrical Glass Vessel, Rendered With The Artist'S Characteristic Economy Of Line And Sophisticated Spatial Manipulation. The Composition Demonstrates Picasso'S Ability To Distil Complex Botanical Forms Into Essential Linear Gestures Whilst Maintaining A Sense Of Organic Vitality And Movement. The Flowers—Rendered With Bold, Expressive Strokes—Appear To Burst Forth From The Contained Vessel, Creating A Dynamic Tension Between Restraint And Exuberance That Typifies Picasso'S Approach To The Still Life Genre.

Specifications
Medium: Original Lithograph On Paper
Date: 1947
Image Dimensions (Unframed): 28.5 Cm (H) × 24.5 Cm (W)
Frame Dimensions: 60 Cm (H) × 54 Cm (W)
Signature: Signed Lower Right In Pencil
Edition Markings: Mourlot Studios (Ateliers Mourlot) Orange Stamp, Paris. Inscribed Lower Left: "Graine De L'Atelier Mourlot"; Lower Right: "By Lith De P. Picasso"
Publisher: André Sauret, Monte Carlo
Provenance: Published As The Frontispiece For The Landmark Catalogue Raisonné Picasso Lithographe Ii (1950)
Condition: Excellent. The Lithograph Is In Pristine Condition With No Foxing, Staining, Or Paper Deterioration. The Image Remains Crisp With Strong Tonal Definition. The Frame Is In Excellent Condition With No Visible Damage.

This Work Exemplifies Picasso'S Continued Engagement With Printmaking As A Vehicle For Artistic Innovation. The Mourlot Studios Stamp Confirms The Work'S Authentication Through One Of The Most Prestigious Lithographic Workshops In Paris, Where Picasso Collaborated Extensively During This Period. The Inclusion Of This Print As The Frontispiece For The Definitive Catalogue Raisonné Of Picasso'S Lithographic Works Underscores Its Significance Within The Artist'S Oeuvre And Its Importance To Scholars And Collectors Of Twentieth-Century Modernism.101A
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