Flowers in a Glass #6, 1947

Picasso Original lithographs from l’Atelier Mourlot. Each print comes with a Certificate of Provenance, singed and stamped by Eric Mourlot at the Collections and Archives of Atelier Mourlot.

All prices include framing to conservation standards in responsibly sourced solid ash with hand applied black finish and optical clarity acrylic glazing with 90% UV protection.

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Material Lithograph
Dimensions 35.7 x 28.1cm

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Product story

Lithgraph entitled ‘Flowers in a Glass No.6’, from the illustrated book ‘Picasso Lithographe II’, 1947. Printed by Mourlot Frères, Paris, in an edition of 50.

The RA Shop have collaborated with Galerie Mourlot, New York, to present a collection of rare lithographic posters and prints from l’Atelier Mourlot, the most celebrated print shop of the 20th century.

Founded in Paris in 1852, l’Atelier Mourlot has been synonymous with fine art lithography for over 150 years. From 1930, under the direction of the founder’s grandson, Fernand Mourlot, leading artists were invited to the studio to collaborate on traditional limestone lithography. For painters like Picasso, the medium provided an exciting new form of expression.

Picasso met Fernand Mourlot in October 1945 after much encouragement from Henri Matisse and Georges Braque. As they predicted, Picasso soon became obsessed with the possibilites of lithography and amazed the Mourlot team with his artistic audacity and talent. He proceeded to make many innovative experiments on the limestones. He would stay at the Mourlot print workshop for several months at a time, 12 hours a day, and over the course of 20 years he created nearly 400 lithographs.

While the studio closed in 1999, today Fernand’s grandson Eric Mourlot continues the legacy of the print shop through Galerie Mourlot.