Six working proofs by Pablo Picasso for Femme nue à la source
Artist: Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973)
Location: British Museum
Date: 1962
Materials: ink on paper
Dimensions: 53 x 63 cm
Grant:
Amount Paid: £27,313 (Total: £54,625)
Vendor: Frederick Mulder
Review number: 4797 (2000)
Provenance:
Acquired by vendor from Picasso's printer in Vallauris, Hidalgo Arnera, who kept many of the working proofs for Picasso's linocuts in his archives
Description:
The 6 prints illustrate the stages of the printing process and the evolution of the image. This image shows an abtracted seen of a nude woman stepping into a stream with a small waterfall to her left and a tree trunk to her right.
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