Discover Pablo Picasso’s Portraits Imaginaires, a remarkable series of 29 lithographs created during a burst of inspiration in 1969, when the artist was 87 years old. Fueled by the vibrant colors of the south of France and inspired by the prolific late works of Rembrandt, Picasso transformed simple materials like cardboard and packaging paper into bold, imaginative portraits of musketeers, literary figures, and abstract faces. Working with master lithographer Marcel Salinas, he reproduced these works in two exclusive editions of 250 prints, capturing the vitality and creativity that defined his final years. These lithographs stand as a testament to Picasso’s enduring genius and relentless drive to innovate.
