Tauromachies - La Hune (after) Pablo Picasso, 1954

Artist: Pablo Picasso

Medium: Lithographic Poster, 1954

Dimensions: 22.5 x 16 in; 57 x 41 cm

Classic Poster Paper - Good Condition A

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Pablo Picasso with this exceptional lithographic poster. Created by Imprimerie Mourlot for the Picasso exhibition 'Tauromachies' at La Hune in 1954, this poster showcases one of Picasso's iconic works, 'The Black Bull', created originally in 1947.

His exploration of various artistic styles and themes revolutionized modern art. Bullfighting was a predominant theme in Picasso's oeuvre, and he conceptualized himself as the bull—an embodiment of power, masculinity, and unpredictability. Picasso's fascination with bullfighting was deeply rooted in his experiences and observations of the ritualistic spectacle in the South of France.

The lithographic poster captures the essence of Picasso's artistic vision, combining bold lines, dynamic forms, and a sense of raw energy. 'The Black Bull' is a testament to Picasso's ability to convey depth and emotion through simplified yet powerful imagery.

This lithographic poster is from a limited edition of 500 prints, making it a rare and collectible piece for art enthusiasts and Picasso admirers alike. It serves as a tangible link to the historic exhibition at La Hune, allowing viewers to connect with Picasso's artistic legacy and delve into the profound themes that permeated his work. Ref. Czwiklitzer n° 99