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Framed artwork of a stylized portrait with geometric shapes and bold colors.
  • Framed artwork of a stylized portrait with geometric shapes and bold colors.
  • A framed art print featuring a stylized portrait of a woman in black, white, and red with a gold frame, hanging on a blue wall above a dark wooden table with a glass vase of dried flowers.
  • Framed artwork of a stylized portrait with geometric shapes and bold colors.
  • A framed art print featuring a stylized portrait of a woman in black, white, and red with a gold frame, hanging on a blue wall above a dark wooden table with a glass vase of dried flowers.
Pablo Picasso-"The Portrait of Jacqueline"

One of Picasso's Most Intimate Subjects — Rendered in Print

Jacqueline Roque was the last great love of Pablo Picasso's life and, by many accounts, his most painted muse. From their meeting in 1953 until his death in 1973, Picasso returned to her face and form obsessively — producing over 400 portraits of Jacqueline, more than any other subject in his career. The Portrait of Jacqueline captures the essence of that devotion: a face simultaneously abstracted and deeply felt, rendered with the confident economy of line that defines Picasso's late style.

This offset lithograph is published by Éditions Cercle d'Art, Paris — the prestigious house responsible for some of the most important Picasso print publications of the 20th century — and is produced after the original 1957 oil painting. It is an accessible and beautifully faithful entry point into Picasso's portraiture, ideal for collectors drawn to the emotional depth of his figurative work.

Work Details

  • Medium: Offset lithograph
  • Sheet: 15" × 10.5"
  • Unsigned
  • Publisher: Éditions Cercle d'Art, Paris
  • After the original 1957 oil painting by Pablo Picasso

This artwork comes custom framed. Please allow 2-3 weeks for fulfillment.

$950.00

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