Pablo Picasso "Portrait" Limited Edition Lithograph, 1942/1950, Custom Framed Modernist Print

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Original limited edition lithograph titled Portrait, originally created in 1942 by Pablo Picasso and printed in September 1950 by L'Imprimerie … Read more Original limited edition lithograph titled Portrait, originally created in 1942 by Pablo Picasso and printed in September 1950 by L'Imprimerie Kapp A Vanes (Seine). Produced on Controle de Papier No. 18.074 applied to handmade rag paper and issued as a numbered limited edition, this work represents an exceptional example of Picasso's celebrated graphic artistry and enduring influence on twentieth-century modernism.

Picasso's portraits remain among the most sought-after works in modern art, reflecting his unmatched ability to reimagine the human figure through bold line, expressive form, and innovative composition. Works from this period are highly regarded for their historical significance and timeless appeal among collectors and interior designers alike.

Details

Artist: Pablo Picasso
Title: Portrait
Original Date: 1942
Print Date: September 1950
Medium: Limited Edition Lithograph
Edition: Limited Edition No. 290
Paper: Controle de Papier No. 18.074 applied to handmade rag paper
Printer/Publisher: L'Imprimerie Kapp A Vanes (Seine)
Image Size: 38 × 27.4 cm (15 × 10.8 in.)
Condition: Very good vintage condition

Authentication

Accompanied by gallery-prepared documentation, including:

Certificate of Authenticity
Provenance documentation
Justification of authenticity and edition
Copy of supporting documentation
Framing

Professionally custom framed using archival, museum-quality materials:

Solid wood moulding
Crescent™ Acid-Free Museum Rag Mat™
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

A distinguished limited-edition Picasso lithograph that captures the artist's revolutionary approach to portraiture at the height of his mature career. Combining expressive linework, historical importance, and museum-quality archival presentation, this work offers collectors an opportunity to own an authentic piece connected to one of the most influential artists in modern art history. Its elegance and versatility make it equally compelling as a collector's acquisition or a sophisticated focal point within contemporary interiors. See less