Picasso: Ragazza Seduta, from Venti Pochoir, 1955 braque rhythmic angles and interlocking planes

rhythmic angles and interlocking planes

the colors selected are a intentionally different than the lithograph featured in 1964's 1¢ Life and printed on fine vellum paper

Paper Type: Museum Board

Frame Size: 20 3/4" x 25 1/2"

Includes Color Photo of Ray Liotta and Henry Hill

Picasso: Ragazza Seduta, from Venti Pochoir, 1955 braque rhythmic angles and interlocking planesPicasso's Ragazza Seduta is one of the most poignant inclusions in 1955's Venti Pochoir In the "Seated Girl," Picasso explores the quiet, sculptural beauty of the human figure. By placing the subject in a simple seated pose, he moves from traditional portraiture to focus on the balance between line and solid forms. Capturing stillness and introspection the artist creates a mood that feels intimate and timeless. This limited edition from Silvana