Pablo Picasso - L'homme au mouton 1967

"La flute double – L'homme au mouton" is a graphic work from 1967, part of the renowned "La Flûte Double" portfolio. The oeuvre demonstrates Picasso's ongoing experimentation with graphic techniques and reflects his ability to abstract figure and form without losing emotional impact. With simple lines and subtle fields of color, he achieves a balance between figuration and abstraction, leaving the composition open to interpretation. The work exudes tranquility yet a quiet intensity, typical of Picasso's later graphic productions.

This piece offers a fascinating glimpse into how Picasso transformed his drawings and paintings into prints, with an eye for detail, line, and composition. For enthusiasts and collectors of graphic art, it symbolizes mastery of technique and artistic vision.

Details

Year: 1967

Technique: pochoir

Edition: 500 copies, unnumbered / unsigned

Dimensions of the sheet: 108 × 41 cm

(fold in the middle as issued)