An elegant offset lithograph after Pablo Picasso, reproducing his celebrated 1957 oil painting Margaret Theresa — one of a series of portraits inspired by the Infanta Margarita Teresa, the young Spanish princess immortalised by Velázquez in Las Meninas. In 1957, Picasso undertook an extraordinary dialogue with Velázquez, producing 58 variations on the masterpiece — a body of work widely regarded as one of the most ambitious artistic conversations in history.

Published in 1959 by Éditions Cercle d’Art, Paris — the prestigious house responsible for some of the finest Picasso print publications of the post-war era — this lithograph faithfully captures the bold, fragmented forms and luminous palette of Picasso’s original canvas.

• Medium: Offset lithograph (After Pablo Picasso)
• After: Original oil painting, 1957
• Publisher: Éditions Cercle d’Art, Paris, 1959
• Sheet Size: 15 × 10½ in
• Image Size: 10 × 8 in

A beautifully presented and historically rich Picasso lithograph, connecting the collector directly to one of the artist’s most intellectually daring late series.