Figure. Baigneuse a la cabine. 1929.
Lithograph.
Bloch 96. Mourlot XXVI. Geiser/Baer 246 b (of c). Signed. Signed and dated "mai XXIX" in the stone. From an edition of 300 copies. On wove paper by Lafuma. 24 x 14 cm (9.4 x 5.5 in). Sheet: 40,7 x 29 cm (16 x 11,4 in).
Addition to no. 21 of "Le Manuscrit Autographe". Published by Auguste Blaizot, Paris. Printed by Duchâtel, Paris. [KT].
• The 'Bathers' are Picasso's decisive work group in the 1920s and go back to his stay in Dinard.
• Fascinating document of the fusion of sculpting, painting and graphic art in Picasso's creation at that time.
• Picasso's graphic works, in their technical richness and expressiveness, make for an improtant part of his oeuvre.

PROVENANCE: Private collection Northern Germany (acquired in 2003).

In good condition. With unobtrusive mount staining. Margins minimally rubbed and with faint superficial skinning in center of right margin.