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Item No.: 1061547

Pablo Picasso – Jacqueline on a White Horse – Lithograph, 1961

This lithograph, ‘Jacqueline on a White Horse’, based on a work by Pablo Picasso (1881–1973), depicts Jacqueline Roque, Picasso’s second wife and one of his most important muses, riding a white horse. The expressive motif combines portraiture and figurative representation with Picasso’s unmistakable stylistic language and is characterised by shades of blue, green, purple, black and white. This lithograph dates from 1961 and is based on a motif from around 1959. The print is unsigned and is in very good condition. A decorative collector’s item for lovers of Picasso and 20th-century art.


Product details

  • Artist: Pablo Picasso (1881–1973)
  • Title: Jacqueline on White Horse
  • Technique: Lithograph
  • Dimensions: 37 × 27 cm
  • Colours: Blue, green, purple, black, white
  • Depiction: Jacqueline Roque on a white horse
  • Signature: Unsigned
  • Printed: 1961
  • Original artwork: c. 1959
  • Country of origin: France
  • Style: Modern / figurative art
  • Condition: Very good
  • Frame: Not included

About Pablo Picasso

Pablo Picasso (1881–1973) is regarded as one of the most influential artists of the 20th century and had a decisive impact on the development of modern art. In addition to painting and sculpture, he produced an exceptionally extensive body of print work. Jacqueline Roque met Picasso in the early 1950s and married him in 1961. She became one of his most important muses and appears in numerous works from his later period. Depictions of Jacqueline are now among the characteristic motifs of his oeuvre.

Article
Pablo Picasso – Jacqueline on a white horse – Lithograph
Brand
Galerie ZweiZwei
Weight
0.05 kg
Height
37 cm
Width
27 cm
Colors
Blue

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Galerie ZweiZwei | Schaezlerstraße 17, 86150 Augsburg | www.zweizwei.art