1930, Pablo Picasso (Eugenio d’Ors)

Editions des Chroniques du Jour, (XXe Siècle, Tôme V), Paris, 1930 ; with 4 plates executed au pochoir. 1200 numbered copies : 550 French edition, 650 English edition ; 27,3 x 21,5 cm.

 

 

 

 

 

Pablo Picasso, Three Musicians
Pochoir from a painting
from Eugenio d’Ors Pablo Picasso 1930

The Musicians
Medium: color pochoir (based on Picasso’s painting). Published in 1930 for the rare Eugenio d’Ors “Pablo Picasso” in a limited edition of 1250, issued by XXe Siecle and Editions Chroniques du Jour. Image size: 18 x 20 cm. Not signed. “Les Musiciens” is the most sought-after of the four Picasso pochoirs from the Eugenio d’Ors suite.

Le fils de l’artist / The artist’s son

Le fils de l’artist. (The artist’s son) Colour pochoir from a painting, 1930. 1250 unsigned impressions for Eugenio d’Ors’s Picasso, published in Paris in 1930. Executed with Picasso’s consent and under his supervision for this early study of Picasso. The first 50 copies contained an original signed and numbered Picasso lithograph executed for this book. Image size: 25×18 cm.

Femme assise

Medium: colour pochoir (from Picasso’s painting). Published in 1930 for the rare Eugenio d’Ors “Pablo Picasso” in a limited edition of 1250, issued by XXe Siecle and Editions Chroniques du Jour. Image size: 25 x 18 cm.

Jeune homme et enfant

Medium: colour pochoir (from Picasso’s painting). Published in 1930 by Eugenio d’Ors “Pablo Picasso” in a limited edition of 1250, issued by XXe Siecle and Editions Chroniques du Jour. Image size: 18 x 25 cm).
From an gouache on cardboard painted Pablo Picasso in August of 1906. This piece bears the image of two brothers, part of a circus troupe frolicking.