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Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881 – 1973)
Jacqueline au Bandeau de Face (Grand Tête de Femme), 1962
This linocut on arches is signed and numbered in pencil on the bottom margins.
A Gallery Appraisal is included with the purchase of this work.
Edition Size: 22/50
Image Size: 20 3/4″ W x 25 1/4″ H
Paper Size: 24 1/4″ W x 29 1/2″ H
Framed Size: 36 1/2″W x 43″H
Special Price: $195,000.00
Appraised Value: $225,000.00
Free domestic shipping is available on this work. Please contact the gallery for international shipping rates.
Picasso Linocut Prints
Among his many talents of paint and drawing, Picasso was also a prolific printmaker. He began producing linocuts with another spanish printmaker to advertise bullfights and ceramic exhibits. While working on these posters, the artist developed new techniques within the age-old print method. Where the traditional linocut required separate carved blocks for each color used, Picasso’s method involved using a single block and slowly carving away at the stamp after each pass. This resulted in the artist’s ability to see the final result.
Who is Jacqueline?
Commonly known as Picasso’s muse, Jacqueline Roque became his second wife following an affair spanning two decades. Jacqueline au Bandeau de Face may be simply titled, but the impact she had on the artist is complex. While the muse never sat for his portraits, her personage had a unyielding hold on the artist. His obsession is illustrated in this portrait through the use of the cubist style. For example, the right side of the face is in the profile stance, showing the ear, eye, and shape of the nose. In contrast, the left side shows her face straight on with a larger view of her eye that makes direct contact with the viewer. Combining the two viewpoints of her face, Picasso illustrates depth and shares versions of her visage in a single image.
Catalogue Raisonné:
Picasso Jacqueline au Bandeau de Face (Grand Tête de Femme), 1962 is fully documented and referenced in the below catalogue raisonnés and texts:
- Baer, Brigitte. Picasso Peintre-Graveur, Tome V. Galerie Kornfeld: Switzerland, 1989. Listed and illustrated as catalogue raisonné no. 1303.
- Bloch, Georges. Picasso Catalogue de l’ouvre gravé et lithographié, Volume I. Kornfeld et Cie: Switzerland, 1968. Listed and illustrated as catalogue raisonné no. 1069.
Provenance:
This piece (#22/50) belonged to a private collection shortly after it’s creation. Art Leaders Gallery purchased this work in 2022.
Artwork Details
| Artist | Pablo Picasso |
|---|---|
| Title | Jacqueline au Bandeau de Face |
| Medium | Prints/Works on Paper |
| Year | 1962 |
| Notes | Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881 - 1973)Jacqueline au Bandeau de Face (Grand Tête de Femme), 1962This linocut on arches is signed and numbered in pencil on the bottom margins. A Gallery Appraisal is included with the purchase of this work. Edition Size: 22/50 Image Size: 20 3/4" W x 25 1/4" H Paper Size: 24 1/4" W x 29 1/2" H Framed Size: 36 1/2"W x 43"H Special Price: $195,000.00 Appraised Value: $225,000.00 Free domestic shipping is available on this work. Please contact the gallery for international shipping rates. More about the work:Picasso Linocut PrintsAmong his many talents of paint and drawing, Picasso was also a prolific printmaker. He began producing linocuts with another spanish printmaker to advertise bullfights and ceramic exhibits. While working on these posters, the artist developed new techniques within the age-old print method. Where the traditional linocut required separate carved blocks for each color used, Picasso's method involved using a single block and slowly carving away at the stamp after each pass. This resulted in the artist's ability to see the final result.Who is Jacqueline?Commonly known as Picasso's muse, Jacqueline Roque became his second wife following an affair spanning two decades. Jacqueline au Bandeau de Face may be simply titled, but the impact she had on the artist is complex. While the muse never sat for his portraits, her personage had a unyielding hold on the artist. His obsession is illustrated in this portrait through the use of the cubist style. For example, the right side of the face is in the profile stance, showing the ear, eye, and shape of the nose. In contrast, the left side shows her face straight on with a larger view of her eye that makes direct contact with the viewer. Combining the two viewpoints of her face, Picasso illustrates depth and shares versions of her visage in a single image.Catalogue Raisonné:Picasso Jacqueline au Bandeau de Face (Grand Tête de Femme), 1962 is fully documented and referenced in the below catalogue raisonnés and texts:
Provenance:This piece (#22/50) belonged to a private collection shortly after it's creation. Art Leaders Gallery purchased this work in 2022.
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Description
Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881 – 1973)
Jacqueline au Bandeau de Face (Grand Tête de Femme), 1962
This linocut on arches is signed and numbered in pencil on the bottom margins.
A Gallery Appraisal is included with the purchase of this work.
Edition Size: 22/50
Image Size: 20 3/4″ W x 25 1/4″ H
Paper Size: 24 1/4″ W x 29 1/2″ H
Framed Size: 36 1/2″W x 43″H
Special Price: $195,000.00
Appraised Value: $225,000.00
Free domestic shipping is available on this work. Please contact the gallery for international shipping rates.
Picasso Linocut Prints
Among his many talents of paint and drawing, Picasso was also a prolific printmaker. He began producing linocuts with another spanish printmaker to advertise bullfights and ceramic exhibits. While working on these posters, the artist developed new techniques within the age-old print method. Where the traditional linocut required separate carved blocks for each color used, Picasso’s method involved using a single block and slowly carving away at the stamp after each pass. This resulted in the artist’s ability to see the final result.
Who is Jacqueline?
Commonly known as Picasso’s muse, Jacqueline Roque became his second wife following an affair spanning two decades. Jacqueline au Bandeau de Face may be simply titled, but the impact she had on the artist is complex. While the muse never sat for his portraits, her personage had a unyielding hold on the artist. His obsession is illustrated in this portrait through the use of the cubist style. For example, the right side of the face is in the profile stance, showing the ear, eye, and shape of the nose. In contrast, the left side shows her face straight on with a larger view of her eye that makes direct contact with the viewer. Combining the two viewpoints of her face, Picasso illustrates depth and shares versions of her visage in a single image.
Catalogue Raisonné:
Picasso Jacqueline au Bandeau de Face (Grand Tête de Femme), 1962 is fully documented and referenced in the below catalogue raisonnés and texts:
- Baer, Brigitte. Picasso Peintre-Graveur, Tome V. Galerie Kornfeld: Switzerland, 1989. Listed and illustrated as catalogue raisonné no. 1303.
- Bloch, Georges. Picasso Catalogue de l’ouvre gravé et lithographié, Volume I. Kornfeld et Cie: Switzerland, 1968. Listed and illustrated as catalogue raisonné no. 1069.
Provenance:
This piece (#22/50) belonged to a private collection shortly after it’s creation. Art Leaders Gallery purchased this work in 2022.
