A highly collectible original stone lithograph titled The Artist and His Model by Pablo Picasso, dated 1964 and printed by the renowned Atelier Mourlot Frères, Paris, under the publication of André Sauret—a notable publisher of Picasso’s graphic works. This lithograph was created using a transfer process from paper to stone, a technique closely associated with Picasso’s prolific printmaking period, allowing for spontaneous line work and expressive composition. The piece is printed on wove paper and is dated in the matrix “11.1.64”, directly tying it to the artist’s late creative period. Though issued unsigned as published, the work is a limited edition and is supported by multiple catalogue references, confirming its place within Picasso’s documented body of work. The composition reflects Picasso’s enduring exploration of the relationship between artist and subject—an iconic theme revisited throughout his career, rendered here with confident line work and immediacy. At 32 x 23.5 cm, the piece offers a refined scale with strong visual presence, ideal for both focused display and inclusion within a curated collection of modern works. Details Artist: Pablo Picasso Title: The Artist and His Model Date: 1964 Medium: Original stone lithograph on wove paper Printer: Mourlot Frères, Paris Publisher: André Sauret Technique: Transfer lithograph (paper to stone) Edition: Limited edition (unsigned, as issued) Markings: Dated in matrix “11.1.64” Image size: 32 x 23.5 cm Included Documentation Gallery Certificate of Authenticity Provenance documentation Catalogue references: (c125), (m399), (b1155) Supporting reference materials included Framing Professionally custom framed using archival, museum-quality materials: Solid wood moulding Crescent™ Acid-Free Museum Rag Mat™ Acid-free backing Tru Vue™ UV-protective, anti-glare museum glass All framing is completed in-house by Modern Now™, built to gallery-level standards for long-term preservation and presentation. Why This Piece A rare opportunity to acquire a Mourlot-printed Picasso lithograph from his late period, combining historic printmaking craftsmanship with one of the artist’s most iconic subject themes. Ideal for collectors of Picasso, modern printmaking, and works with strong catalogue-backed provenance.