Pablo Picasso Lithograph ".."Le Journal” 1966

Original Pablo Picasso lithograph from 1966 titled Bouteille de Rhum Paillee, Verre et "Le Journal", printed by Mourlot, Paris in a limited edition of 100. This large-format work is presented on BFK Rives wove paper with visible watermark and deckled edges, and is fully documented with catalogue reference.

• Original color lithograph, 1966
• Artist: Pablo Picasso (1881–1973)
• Title: Bouteille de Rhum Paillee, Verre et "Le Journal"
• Printed by Mourlot, Paris
• Numbered limited edition of 100
• Catalogue reference: Cramer c137
• Printed on BFK Rives wove paper (watermarked)
• Deckled edges
• Sheet size: approx. 66.2 x 51.2 cm (25 x 19 in)
• Professionally custom framed (museum-quality)
• Includes certificate of authenticity & provenance

About the Work

This 1966 lithograph represents Picasso’s continued exploration of still life compositions through bold line and simplified form. Bouteille de Rhum Paillee, Verre et "Le Journal" reflects the artist’s mature graphic language, where everyday objects are reinterpreted with clarity and balance. Printed by the renowned Mourlot atelier, this work demonstrates the refined collaboration between Picasso and one of the most important print studios of the 20th century.

Authentication & Provenance

This work is fully authenticated and accompanied by complete gallery documentation, supporting its authenticity and collectibility.

• Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
• Provenance documentation
• Cramer catalogue reference: c137
• Gallery-issued documentation & justification

These materials provide a verified record of the work’s origin and historical placement within Picasso’s lithographic catalogue.

Presentation & Framing

The artwork is professionally custom framed using archival, museum-grade materials to ensure long-term preservation and refined presentation.

• Solid wood moulding
• Crescent™ acid-free museum rag mat
• Acid-free backing
• Tru Vue™ UV-protection anti-glare museum glass

All framing is completed in-house to gallery standards, consistent with the presentation of works exhibited at Modern Now.

Why This Piece

• Documented and catalogued Picasso lithograph (Cramer c137)
• Printed by Mourlot, one of the most important ateliers of the 20th century
• Rare, limited edition of only 100
• Large-format work with strong visual presence
• Appealing still life composition aligned with Picasso’s mature period

A highly collectible and increasingly scarce example, presented with full documentation and museum-quality framing.