Picasso: Cubist Portrait, Royan, 25.7.40, Carnet de Dessins Renoir some with aquatint and drypoint

some with aquatint and drypoint represent a lifetime of mastery of the medium and a joint effort of the most successful artist of the 20th century and his dedicated print shop

It is a high-fidelity reproduction of one of the 42 vital sketches Picasso created in 1937 while developing his anti-war masterpiece

creating valleys for ink to transfer to the paper

and Sebastian Janikowski

12" x 9" (image)

Picasso: Cubist Portrait, Royan, 25.7.40, Carnet de Dessins Renoir some with aquatint and drypointLithographs from Picasso's Royan Sketchbooks Carnet de Dessins This vintage lithograph offers a rare, intimate glimpse into Pablo Picassos creative process during the onset of World War II. Originating from the artists personal 1940 "War Diary" sketchbook, "Carnet de Dessins," created while in exile in Royan, France, this piece captures the raw emotion and obsessive energy of a master working in isolation. Artwork Details Artist: Pablo Picasso