Pablo Picasso - Original Etching
Pablo Picasso – Deux Buveurs Catalans (1934 Etching)
An original 1934 etching by Pablo Picasso, titled Deux Buveurs Catalans (Two Catalan Drinkers), from the acclaimed Vollard Suite—a pivotal body of work exploring classical themes and personal mythology. This piece comes from a limited edition of 260 impressions printed on fine Montval laid paper, bearing the exclusive Montgolfier watermark. Executed with elegant restraint and psychological depth, the etching is signed in the plate and published in 1939 under the direction of Ambroise Vollard, Picasso’s legendary dealer and patron. A rare and historically significant work from a landmark series in 20th-century printmaking.
Pablo Picasso – Deux Buveurs Catalans (1934 Etching)
An original 1934 etching by Pablo Picasso, titled Deux Buveurs Catalans (Two Catalan Drinkers), from the acclaimed Vollard Suite—a pivotal body of work exploring classical themes and personal mythology. This piece comes from a limited edition of 260 impressions printed on fine Montval laid paper, bearing the exclusive Montgolfier watermark. Executed with elegant restraint and psychological depth, the etching is signed in the plate and published in 1939 under the direction of Ambroise Vollard, Picasso’s legendary dealer and patron. A rare and historically significant work from a landmark series in 20th-century printmaking.
Pablo Picasso – Deux Buveurs Catalans (1934 Etching)
An original 1934 etching by Pablo Picasso, titled Deux Buveurs Catalans (Two Catalan Drinkers), from the acclaimed Vollard Suite—a pivotal body of work exploring classical themes and personal mythology. This piece comes from a limited edition of 260 impressions printed on fine Montval laid paper, bearing the exclusive Montgolfier watermark. Executed with elegant restraint and psychological depth, the etching is signed in the plate and published in 1939 under the direction of Ambroise Vollard, Picasso’s legendary dealer and patron. A rare and historically significant work from a landmark series in 20th-century printmaking.
