PABLO RUIZ Y PICASSO (1881 - 1973) showed artistic ability at an early age, and when he began to study art seriously in Barcelona and Madrid, he was already a skilled painter. In the early 1900's he visited and eventually settled in Paris, where he was part of a vibrant artistic community that included Gertrude Stein. Although greatly influenced by other artists in Europe and beyond, Picasso was inventive and prolific, and early in his career earned a worldwide reputation as an innovator. His enormous body of work spans so many years that art experts generally separate his career into distinct phases, such as the Blue Period, the Rose Period and his most famous contribution to modern art, Cubism. Picasso, unlike so many before him, was an international celebrity as well as an important contributor to the world of art.

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"Grand de la Femme"
25 1/2" X 20 3/4"
Edition 50
Linoleum Cut
B.1085

"347 Series"
22 5/8" X 17 3/4"
Edition 50
Etching
1968
B.1493

"347 Series"
17 3/4" x 22 1/4"
Edition 50
Etching
1968
B.1510

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