Pablo Picasso "Bathers" Limited Edition Lithograph, Signed in Matrix, 1946, Custom Framed

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Description

Original limited edition lithograph titled Bathers by Pablo Picasso, printed in 1946 by Albert Carman and executed on quality woven … Read more Original limited edition lithograph titled Bathers by Pablo Picasso, printed in 1946 by Albert Carman and executed on quality woven paper. Signed in the matrix by the artist, this work reflects Picasso's enduring fascination with the human figure and his continual reinvention of classical subjects through a modernist lens. A highly collectible graphic work, it embodies the expressive energy and innovation that established Picasso as one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century.

Picasso's depictions of bathers remain among his most celebrated themes, exploring movement, form, and the relationship between the human body and nature. Works from this period are prized for their historical importance and their ability to bring sophisticated modernist character to contemporary interiors.

Details

Artist: Pablo Picasso
Title: Bathers
Date: 1946
Medium: Limited Edition Lithograph on Woven Paper
Printer/Publisher: Albert Carman
Signature: Signed in the matrix (Picasso, lower right)
Image Size: 48.3 × 33 cm (19 × 13 in.)
Condition: Very good vintage condition

Authentication

Accompanied by gallery-prepared documentation, including:

Certificate of Authenticity
Provenance 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 striking mid-century lithograph by one of modern art's most influential figures. Bathers showcases Picasso's remarkable ability to simplify form while preserving movement and emotion, creating a composition that feels both timeless and distinctly modern. Its collectible status, matrix signature, and museum-quality archival presentation make it an exceptional addition to any serious collection of twentieth-century art. See less