Picasso Signature

These plates were exhibited at the Louise Leiris Gallery from January 24 to February 24, 1973, a few weeks before the artist's death, and the edition was completed in 1978 in the Cro...

These plates were exhibited at the Louise Leiris Gallery from January 24 to February 24, 1973, a few weeks before the artist's death, and the edition was completed in 1978 in the Cro...

A striking and stylised female portrait in the manner of Pablo Picasso. The painting bears the signature 'Javier Vilato' to the lower left.

Etching and drypoint on laid paper, 1934. With Picasso's ink stamped signature lower right, and numbered 29/50 in pencil lower left.

A striking pair of earrings; bold, glossy, and unmistakably Paloma Picasso. The X is her signature mark. These earclips are from her Graffiti collection for Tiffany & Co., inspir...

Brand: Tiffany & Co. Designer: Paloma Picasso Design: Loving Hearts Metal Content: Sterling Silver & 18k Yellow Gold Bracelet Style: Link Fastening Type: Tab Box Clasp wit...

Through the aquatint process, the richness of tone, texture, and expressive quality of the composition was preserved while giving the image a distinct graphic presence characteristic...

Against that deep, glassy black, the reproduced faun drawing sits in white, drawn with the loose, unbroken line that runs through so much of Picasso's late work, and his signature is...

Material: 18K Solid White Gold Weight: 1.92 Grams Chain Type: 0.6mm Cable Link Chain Length: 16 Inches Clasp: Spring Ring Pendant Width: 4.5mm (0.18") Pendant Height (w/ Bail): 13.8m...

Metal: 18K yellow gold Aquamarine: 2 oval-cut aquamarines weighing 13.85 CT Size/Dimensions: 7/8 x 3/4 inches Signature: © Paloma Picasso Tiffany & Co. Marks: 750

Designed by Paloma Picasso, this piece reflects her signature style—clean lines combined with bold form and refined elegance.

After the group dissolved in 1981, Valdés continued this work in his practice, returning obsessively to Velázquez's court portraits (queens, infantas, and figures from Las Meninas) a...

After the group dissolved in 1981, Valdés continued this work in his practice, returning obsessively to Velázquez's court portraits (queens, infantas, and figures from Las Meninas) a...

Using Kabuki theatrical sets, velvet and animal hides, his bold, somewhat confrontational style recalled the energy and daring of Picasso and Pollock. Schnabel’s signature works, fi...

Using Kabuki theatrical sets, velvet and animal hides, his bold, somewhat confrontational style recalled the energy and daring of Picasso and Pollock. Schnabel’s signature works, fi...

Reminiscent of Picasso’s cubist sculptures and signature style, this three-legged chair designed by Marcello Pozzi is a lightweight and refined piece of functional decor.

Using Kabuki theatrical sets, velvet and animal hides, his bold, somewhat confrontational style recalled the energy and daring of Picasso and Pollock. Schnabel’s signature works, fi...

Georges Terzian, a celebrated French-Armenian artist, drew inspiration from the Modernist and Cubist movements, and his work reflects influences from Picasso, Braque, and Léger. His ...

It has two different sides each with handmade Avant-Garde motifs inspired by the Danish Cobra Movement and Picasso. The vase features Nylund's signature and the manufacturer's mark.

Using Kabuki theatrical sets, velvet and animal hides, his bold, somewhat confrontational style recalled the energy and daring of Picasso and Pollock. Schnabel’s signature works, fi...

Initially inspired by the cubism of Braque and Picasso, his signature reliefs are regarded by scholars as a three-dimensional continuation of the cubists’ original interests[1].

Using Kabuki theatrical sets, velvet and animal hides, his bold, somewhat confrontational style recalled the energy and daring of Picasso and Pollock. Schnabel’s signature works, fi...