After Pablo Picasso

Offset lithograph printed in colors, 1953, from the edition of 1000, printed on two sheets of wove paper laid down on board, printed by Moneta, Milan together with After Fernand Léger, Untitled (Saphire E3), screenprint in colors, 1954-55, signed in ink (faded) and numbered 175/200, from the Album of 10 serigraphs, on wove paper, printed by Jean Bruller, Paris, published by La Guide Internationale de la Gravure, Genève-Paris, framed (2 prints)

The offset lithograph toned throughout, the full sheets, with some spots of discoloration and surface soiling. Not examined out of frame; the verso not examined. The screenprint in generally good condition, with margins. Faint light- and mat-stain, darkest at mat opening. The right sheet cut unevenly with several vertical tears at the sheet edge. With a few scuffs in the image. Some soft creasing throughout the sheet, with ink cracking in the black at the bottom left corner of the image. The verso with some surface soiling.
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