Pablo Picasso: Milan 1982
Pablo Picasso. Title: Milan 1982. Description: Poster for the Milan 1982 exhibition, on art paper. Dimensions without frame: 100 x 70 cm. ArtArtwork in good condition.
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Author: Pablo Picasso. Title: Still Life. Description: Offset reproduction of Picasso's Artwork. Printed and published by Editions du Chene, Paris in 1947. Support dimensions: 32x38 cm. Sheet dimensions: 21 x 17 cm. ArtArtwork in good condition.
Pablo Picasso. Title: Milan 1982. Description: Poster for the Milan 1982 exhibition, on art paper. Dimensions without frame: 100 x 70 cm. ArtArtwork in good condition.
Author: Pablo Picasso. Title: Still Life, Bottle and Glass. Description: Offset reproduction of Picasso's Artwork. Unframed dimensions: 70 x 90 cm. ArtArtwork in good condition.
Pablo Picasso. Lithograph "Le Gout de Bonheur". Hand-signed. Numbered H.C./XX. With Certificate of Authenticity. 32.5 x 25 cm. Cercle D'Art Editions, Paris, 1970. Artwork in good condition. Arches paper.
Author: Pablo Picasso. Title: Seated Figure and Centaur. Description: Offset reproduction of a Artwork by Picasso. From Verve magazine, no. 19-20. Published by Teriade in 1948, original edition. Print run: 6,000 copies. Sheet dimensions: 32 x 26 cm. Image dimensions: 20 x 13 cm. Artwork in good condition.
Author: Pablo Picasso. Title: Head of a Faun. Description: Offset reproduction of a Artwork by Picasso. From Verve magazine, no. 19-20. Published by Teriade in 1948, original edition. Print run: 6,000 copies. Sheet dimensions: 32 x 26 cm. Image dimensions: 20 x 13 cm. ArtArtwork in good condition.
Manuel Vicente Mora. Watercolor on paper. “Nuns. Gothic Arches.” Hand-signed. 33 x 15 cm. With passe-partout. Manuel Vicente Mora. Madrid (1924). Spanish painter and illustrator. He is known for his watercolors and drawings, as well as some oil paintings. He focused primarily on landscapes, with a particular fondness for coastal and marine scenes, port scenes (such as Santoña), and traditional villages throughout Spain. His Artwork has been a constant presence in the Spanish art market and galleries, appearing in numerous auctions of both 20th-century figurative painting and technical/editorial illustration.
Manuel Vicente Mora. Watercolor on paper. “Boats of Albufera. Valencia.” Hand-signed. 41 x 56 cm. Manuel Vicente Mora. Madrid (1924). Spanish painter and illustrator. He is known for his watercolors and drawings, as well as some oil paintings. He focused primarily on landscapes, with a particular fondness for coastal and marine scenes, port scenes (such as Santoña), and traditional villages throughout Spain. His Artwork has been a constant presence in the Spanish art market and galleries, appearing in numerous auctions of both 20th-century figurative paintings and technical/editorial illustrations.
Manuel Vicente Mora. Watercolor on paper. “Village Houses”. Hand-signed. 35 x 50 cm. Manuel Vicente Mora. Madrid (1924). Spanish painter and illustrator. He is known for his watercolors and drawings, as well as some oil paintings. He focused primarily on landscapes, with a particular fondness for coastal and marine scenes, port scenes (such as Santoña), and traditional villages throughout Spain. His Artwork has been a constant presence in the Spanish art market and galleries, appearing in numerous auctions of both 20th-century figurative paintings and technical/editorial illustrations.
Manuel Vicente Mora. Watercolor on paper. “Still Life: Jug and Wine Carafe.” Hand-signed. 35 x 50 cm. With a drawing on the back. Manuel Vicente Mora. Madrid (1924). Spanish painter and illustrator. He is known for his watercolors and drawings, as well as some oil paintings. He focused primarily on landscapes, with a particular fondness for coastal and marine scenes, port scenes (such as Santoña), and traditional villages throughout Spain. His Artwork has been a constant presence in the Spanish art market and galleries, appearing in numerous auctions of both 20th-century figurative painting and technical/editorial illustration.
Manuel Vicente Mora. Watercolor on paper. “Mother and Daughter on Lap.” Hand-signed. 46 x 37 cm. Manuel Vicente Mora. Madrid (1924). Spanish painter and illustrator. He is known for his watercolors and drawings, as well as some oil paintings. He focused primarily on landscapes, with a particular fondness for coastal and marine scenes, port scenes (such as Santoña), and traditional villages throughout Spain. His Artwork has been a constant presence in the Spanish art market and galleries, appearing in numerous auctions of both 20th-century figurative paintings and technical/editorial illustrations.