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signed and dated by hand by the artist (cm 70 x 50)
L’uso magistrale della luce e dell’ombra e una sensibilità malinconica distinguono il suo lavoro
Two umbrellas placed at the edges of the composition serve both a decorative and informative function
on the edge of the sacred mountain’s crater in the meditative “lotus” position with his hands posed in the esoteric Buddhist sign indicating the sword of the god Fudo
PICASSO PABLO, Amazona I, 1959 sculture signed and dated by handPerfect impression printed in 1961 by Imprimerie Modern du Lion, Paris for Edizioni Cercle dArt. Perfect condition with intact margins. Taken from the volume Toros y Toreros, edition of the three sketchbooks of drawings, watercolors, and ink works executed by Picasso in 1959, with text by Luis Miguel Domingun and essay by Georges Boudaille. Bibliography Cramer 112 The photolithography is a printing technique that combines the photographic process with
