Pablo Picasso (Jacqueline) Limited Edition Lithograph, Mourlot Paris, Cramer 112, Custom Framed

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Description

Original limited edition lithograph of Jacqueline on horse by Pablo Picasso, printed in 1961 by the renowned Paris atelier Fernand … Read more Original limited edition lithograph of Jacqueline on horse by Pablo Picasso, printed in 1961 by the renowned Paris atelier Fernand Mourlot for Éditions Cercle d'Art. Executed on quality woven paper and referenced in the authoritative Picasso print catalogue as Cramer 112 (C112), this work represents a highly desirable example of Picasso's celebrated portraits of Jacqueline Roque, his final muse and one of the most important figures of his later career.

Dated in the matrix (12.3.59 I), the composition reflects Picasso's mature artistic language, characterized by expressive line, psychological intensity, and remarkable economy of form. Works depicting Jacqueline remain among the most sought-after images in Picasso's graphic oeuvre and continue to be widely collected throughout the world.

Details

Artist: Pablo Picasso
Print Date: 1961
Medium: Limited Edition Lithograph on Woven Paper
Printer/Publisher: Fernand Mourlot, Éditions Cercle d'Art, Paris
Catalogue Raisonné: Cramer 112 (C112)
Matrix Date: 12.3.59 I
Image Size: 40 × 30 cm (15.7 × 11.8 in.)
Condition: Very good vintage condition

Authentication

Accompanied by gallery-prepared documentation, including:

Certificate of Authenticity
Swann Gallery provenance documentation
Cramer 112 catalogue reference documentation
Supporting authentication records
Framing

Professionally custom framed using archival, museum-quality materials:

Solid wood moulding in a natural finish
Linen liner
Acid-free backing
Tru Vue™ UV-protective, anti-glare museum glass

Framed in-house by Modern Now™ to gallery exhibition standards and ready to hang.

Why We Love It

An exceptional Picasso lithograph from one of the artist's most celebrated late-career periods. This piece captures the elegance, strength, and distinctive features of the woman who inspired hundreds of Picasso's final works. Printed by the legendary Mourlot studio and documented as Cramer 112, this piece combines strong provenance, art historical significance, and museum-quality presentation, making it a compelling acquisition for collectors of twentieth-century modern art and sophisticated interiors alike. See less