Cubist-influenced nude painting "City of Women," framed reproduction using the fine art giclée process, transferred directly onto 100% cotton artist's canvas and stretched on a wooden frame. Limited edition of 199 copies, numbered and signed by hand on the reverse. Stretcher frame dimensions: 56 x 70 cm (W/H). Framed in a sophisticated solid wood frame with a shadow gap. Frame dimensions: 60 x 74 cm (W/H). Copyright: Marina Krasnitskaya / ars mundi

Painting "Pitcher and Fruit Bowl" (1931), framed. Original title: "Pichet et Coupe de Fruites," created in 1931. With its flowing lines and contrasting colors, this abstract painting becomes a modern centerpiece on any wall. The simple color palette allows it to complement any interior design style. Original: Oil on canvas, 130.2 x 194.9 cm, Saint Louis Art Museum. 5 colors reproduced using a frequency-modulated process on 260g Rives paper. Limited edition of 1,000. In a solid wood frame with a beveled mat and glazed. Dimensions: 64.5 x 88.8 cm (H/W). © Saint Louis Art Museum © Succession Picasso, Paris 2016.

Painting "Jacqueline Sitting with a Cat" (1964), framed. Original: 1964, oil on canvas, Catherine Hutin Collection. 5 colors using a frequency-modulated reproduction process on 260g Rives laid paper. Limited edition: 1,000 copies. In a solid wood frame with a beveled mat, glazed. Dimensions: 84 x 64 cm (H/W). © Bridgeman Images © Succession Picasso, Paris 2019.

Image "The Wine Bottle" (1926), framed. Original: Fondation Beyeler, Riehen/Basel, Beyeler Collection. 5-color frequency-modulated reproduction on 260g Rives laid paper. Limited edition of 1,000 copies. © Succession Picasso, Paris 2016. In a silver-colored solid wood frame, glazed. Dimensions 72 x 90 cm (H/W).

"The Joy of Life" (1946), framed. Throughout his life, Pablo Picasso was constantly searching for new artistic means of expression. With unparalleled versatility, his work presents modern art in ever-new forms: vibrant, multifaceted, and stimulating. 5-color reproduction using a frequency-modulated process on 260g Rives laid paper. Limited edition of 1,000 copies. Sheet size 67 x 98 cm (H/W). In a solid wood frame with a beveled mat, glazed. Dimensions approx. 73 x 113 cm (H/W). © Musée Picasso Antibes, Photo: © Francois Fernandez, © Succession Picasso, Paris 2017.

Image "Buste de Femme (Jacqueline)" (1963), framed, 6-color frequency-modulated reproduction on 250g fine art paper. Limited edition of 5,000. Sheet size 98 x 66 cm (H/W). In a solid wood frame with a beveled mat, glazed. Dimensions 113 x 81 cm (H/W). © Succession Picasso / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2009, © Rosengart Collection, Lucerne.

Image "Bust of a Woman with Hat (Dora)" (1939), framed. Original: Fondation Beyeler, Riehen/Basel, Beyeler Collection. 5-color frequency-modulated reproduction on 260g Rives laid paper. Limited edition of 1,000 copies. In a silver-colored solid wood frame, glazed. Dimensions 86 x 75 cm (H/W). © Succession Picasso, Paris 2016.  

Picture "Head of a Woman Reading," framed. The motif of the reading woman is strongly established in art history. Countless paintings depict a noblewoman or bourgeois woman shyly lowering her gaze to a prayer book as a sign of her deep piety. None of this is present in Picasso's work: His reader is a modern, self-assured woman who—apparently also aware of her erotic allure—is deeply engrossed in her reading. © Pablo Picasso - by SIAE 1999. Maestri Della Pittura. High-quality edition printed using the fine art giclée process on paper. Framed in a handcrafted, black and gold solid wood frame with dustproof glazing. Dimensions approx. 86 x 66 cm (H/W).

"Portrait of Marie-Thérèse Walter" (1937), framed. In the early 1930s, Picasso fell in love with the blonde, then 18-year-old Marie-Thérèse Walter from Germany. She became his muse, his lover, and the mother of his daughter Maya. Original: 1937, oil on canvas. Frequency-modulated reproduction in five colors on 260g Zerkall laid paper. Limited edition: 1,000 copies. Image size 64.9 x 51.9 cm (H/W). Sheet size 80 x 60 cm (H/W). Framed in a solid wood frame with a beveled mat, glazed. Framed size 85 x 72 cm (H/W). © AKG-Images, © Musée Picasso Paris, © Succession Picasso, Paris 2017.

The painting "Le Rêve - The Dream" (1932), framed. In the early 1930s, Picasso fell in love with the blonde, then 18-year-old Marie-Thérèse Walter from Germany. She became his muse, his lover, and the mother of his daughter Maya. Picasso captured her serene, sensual figure in the painting "Le Rêve - The Dream." Original: 1932, oil on canvas, 130 x 98 cm. Frequency-modulated reproduction in five colors on 260g Zerkall laid paper. Limited edition of 1,000 copies. Image size 69.4 x 51.8 cm (H/W). Sheet size 80 x 60 cm (H/W). Framed in a silver-colored solid wood frame with a beveled mat, glazed. Dimensions 88 x 69 cm (H/W). © Bridgeman Images, © Succession Picasso, Paris 2017.

Image "Woman with Pompom Hat and Printed Blouse" (1962), framed. Original: 1962, Museu Picasso, Barcelona. 5 colors using frequency-modulated reproduction on 260g Rives laid paper. Limited edition of 1,000. In a solid wood frame with a beveled mat and glazed. Dimensions: 86 x 69 cm (H/W). © Museu Picasso, Barcelona, ​​Photograph: Gasull Fotografia © Succession Picasso, Paris 2016.

Painting "Guernica" (1937), framed. Original: 1937, oil on canvas, 349.3 x 776.6 cm, Museo Reina Sofía in Madrid. Guernica is a detailed depiction of a gruesome, dramatic situation and was created by Picasso to be part of the Spanish Pavilion at the 1937 World's Fair in Paris. Pablo Picasso's motivation for painting the scene in this magnificent work was the news of the German aerial bombing of the Basque town of Guernica, from which the artist takes its name. He had taken note of this through dramatic photographs published in various magazines, including the French newspaper L'Humanité. However, neither the studies nor the finished painting contain a single allusion to a specific event, but rather a general plea against the barbarity and horrors of war. The enormous painting is conceived as a giant poster, a testament to the horrors of the Spanish Civil War and a harbinger of the Second World War. The muted colors, the intensity of each individual motif, and the way in which they are articulated are all essential to the extreme tragedy of the scene, which would become emblematic of all the devastating tragedies of modern society. This is a high-quality, strictly limited, museum-quality reproduction of the painting: a 5-color frequency-modulated reproduction on 260g Rives laid paper. Limited edition of 1,000 copies. Image size 42.2 x 92 cm (H/W). Sheet size 67 x 98 cm (H/W). © laieproduccions, © Succession Picasso, Paris 2017. Framed in a silver-colored solid wood frame with a beveled mat and glazed. Frame size 72 x 120 cm (H/W).

Painting "Madame Z (Jacqueline with Flowers)" (1954), framed. Original: 1954, oil on canvas, 100 x 81 cm, Catherine Hutin Collection. 5 colors using a frequency-modulated reproduction process on 260g Rives laid paper. Limited edition of 1,000. In a solid wood frame with a beveled mat, glazed. Dimensions 84 x 64 cm (H/W). © AKG Images © Succession Picasso, Paris 2019.

Reproduction, embossed print on natural paper | framed | glazed | Size 65 x 85 cm "The Round Dance": Sardana is a Catalan folk dance that was banned for a long time under the Franco regime. Democracy inspires the rules of this national symbol: everyone is welcome, at any moment. With the dove of peace at the center of the dancers, it is a plea for peaceful coexistence. Embossed print on natural paper in a silver-colored solid wood frame, dustproof glazed. © PABLO PICASSO - LA RONDE DE LA JEUNESSE - 1961 - GALERIE L'ART ET LA PAIX, droits réservés, imprimés spécialement pour le compte de - Migneco&Smith® - ©Migneco&Smith - 60818.

Fine art giclée print in 7 colors on artist's canvas, museum-quality framed in black with a gold edge and matte patina. Limited edition of 499. Framed dimensions: 49 x 55 cm. Alexej von Jawlensky, introduced to the circle of the "Blue Rider" group through his contact with Kandinsky, was initially known for his vividly colored portraits. These later evolved into paintings of clear, geometric contours, in which he combined the abstraction of Cubism with the mysticism of ancient Russian piety. Copyright: Alexej von Jawlensky / ars mundi