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| Image | Last Sale Date | Title | Edition No. | Last Sale | Last Sale Auction House | Last Sale Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 5, 2017 | Prosper MERIMEE | 245 | Artcurial | Paris | |||
Prints & Multiples
3 aquatints, dry point and lithograph in colors, on vellum paper
signed by Picasso and Aragon, 3 aquatints and lithography, signed by the artist and justified, Copy enriched with an autograph signed by the artist in pencil grease of different colors "For Lucien Verger, for his birthday and ours ... 21.11.64", banner of paper bearing the words "Happy birthday "Jacqueline Picasso's hand, signed by the artist, and the LV monogram drawn in bold pencil on the first dish of the box-case
Offered by the artist to Lucien Verger
To the current owner by descent
Cramer, 126
Carmen's Carmen
Paris, the French Library, 1949; French Editors Gathered, 1964. In-4 in sheets, printed printed cover, canvas box-case.
Reproduction published by Louis Aragon of a truffled copy of the edition of Carmen illustrated by Pablo Picasso and published in 1949. The artist realized to accompany this reproduction 3 aquatints, a dry point and a lithography in colors.
Edition of 275 copies, this one of 245 copies on vellum paper Arches (No. 22), signed by Picasso and Aragon. The 3 aquatints and the lithography, formerly framed, are signed by the artist and justified; the dry point is missing.
Copy enriched with an autograph signed by the artist in pencil grease of different colors "For Lucien Verger, for his birthday and ours ... 21.11.64", a banner of paper bearing the words "Happy birthday "Jacqueline Picasso's hand, signed by the artist, and the LV monogram drawn in bold pencil on the first dish of the box-case.
