Femme Nue Debout (Standing Nude Woman) is a pochoir after an original drawing by Pablo Picasso, published in 1962 as part of the Un Éventail portfolio by Éditions d’Art LEDA. The composition depicts a standing female nude framed by foliage, reflecting Picasso’s interest in classical figuration and Mediterranean subjects.
Produced by master printer Daniel Jacomet, the work uses hand-applied pigments on Arches paper to reproduce the tonal variations and lines of the original drawing.
Pablo Picasso (1881–1973) was a Spanish painter, sculptor and printmaker. A pioneer of Cubism, his practice encompassed a wide range of styles and techniques throughout the 20th century.
Origin: Paris, France
Period/Style: Modern European / Figurative
Date: 1962
Material: Pochoir on Arches paper
Edition: 139/260
Dimensions: 40cm height × 34cm width
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Femme Nue Debout (Standing Nude Woman) is a pochoir after an original drawing by Pablo Picasso, published in 1962 as part of the Un Éventail portfolio by Éditions d’Art LEDA. The composition depicts a standing female nude framed by foliage, reflecting Picasso’s interest in classical figuration and Mediterranean subjects.
Produced by master printer Daniel Jacomet, the work uses hand-applied pigments on Arches paper to reproduce the tonal variations and lines of the original drawing.
Pablo Picasso (1881–1973) was a Spanish painter, sculptor and printmaker. A pioneer of Cubism, his practice encompassed a wide range of styles and techniques throughout the 20th century.
Origin: Paris, France
Period/Style: Modern European / Figurative
Date: 1962
Material: Pochoir on Arches paper
Edition: 139/260
Dimensions: 40cm height × 34cm width
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