Pablo Picasso 1948 Original Lithograph – Draeger Frères Print, Authenticated & Museum Framed

Original Pablo Picasso lithograph from 1948, printed by Draeger Frères and presented in museum-quality framing. This work highlights Picasso’s inventive postwar graphic style and arrives with full gallery documentation.

• Original lithograph, 1948
• Artist: Pablo Picasso
• Limited edition
• Printed on fine art paper (Draeger Frères)
• Professionally custom framed (museum-quality)
• Includes certificate of authenticity & provenance

About the Work

Created during a period of renewed artistic exploration, this 1948 lithograph reflects Picasso’s expressive use of line and his ability to distill form into bold, imaginative compositions. The work captures the spontaneity and visual clarity that define his postwar graphic output.

Lithographs from this era are admired for their historical significance and their strong representation of Picasso’s evolving modernist language.

Authentication & Provenance

The artwork is fully authenticated and accompanied by gallery-prepared documentation, ensuring a clear and reliable provenance record.

• Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
• Provenance documentation
• Supporting authentication materials

These materials support the artwork’s integrity and long-term collectibility.

Presentation & Framing

The piece is professionally framed in-house using archival, museum-grade materials designed to preserve and elevate the artwork. Framing follows the same standards used for works displayed in the gallery.

• Solid wood moulding
• Crescent™ Acid-Free Museum Rag Mat™
• Acid-free backing
• TruVu™ UV Protection Anti-Glare Museum Glass

Custom frame selection is finalized after purchase. Our designer is happy to assist in choosing a frame that complements your aesthetic preferences.

Why This Piece

• Original Picasso lithograph from 1948
• Distinct example of his expressive postwar graphic work
• Highly collected and historically significant modern artist
• Beautifully framed and ready for display

A refined and well-presented example of Picasso’s 1948 lithographic work.