Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) - La Fille de l'artiste à deux...

Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) (after) The image shows a scarf or decorative silk fabric reproducing the famous painting by Pablo Picasso La Fille de l'artiste à deux ans et demi avec un bateau (also known as Maya con la barca or Fillette au Bateau), depicting his daughter Maya. • Full name, nationality and lifespan of the artist: Pablo Picasso, Spanish, born in Málaga on October 25, 1881 and died in Mougins on April 13, 1973. • Title, year of creation and printing date of the work: • Original work title: La Fille de l'artiste à deux ans et demi avec un bateau (commonly known as Maya con la barchetta or Fillette au bateau). • Year of creation of the original: 1938 (oil on canvas). • Printing/production date of the fabric: 1981 (visible in the copyright notes printed along the lower edge). • Serigraphy on fabric (Silkscreen / Screenprint). The design was pressed onto the material with color registration through proper silkscreen frames. • Edition information: Limited edition art on license. This is not a hand-numbered print on paper, but a special authorized edition distributed internationally for the design art and collectible accessory market in the 1980s. • Signature and numbering: • Signature: Signed on plate ("Picasso") on the bottom left of the outer blue edge, faithfully reproduced from the artist’s graphic stroke. • Numbering: Not present. On the lower left edge the typographic authenticity editorial data are stamped: "Authorized by the heirs of Pablo Picasso Marigold Enterprises Ltd. New York, N.Y. 1981". • Material type: 100% silk (scarf/square panel with tight weave, typically Silk Twill of a classic size of about 86 x 86 cm). • Provenance: Produced and distributed by Marigold Enterprises Ltd., New York, a noted company which in the early 1980s obtained official rights from the Picasso Succession (the artist’s heirs) to legally reproduce some of his most famous works on high-quality textile goods and decorative silkscreens. • Documentation: The authenticity of the item is guaranteed by the copyright text and the editorial trademark printed directly on the fabric along the lower margin. In the secondary market, it may be accompanied by invoices from vintage galleries or descriptions in auction catalogs specializing in artist’s multiples. • Conditions: (Visual analysis based on the photographed specimen) The item is in excellent overall condition. The colors (the blue background and the orange/red side bands) retain good brightness and saturation. No obvious yellowing, damp stains, or pulled threads on the central body of the fabric. There are slight creases from handling or from previous folding, easily treatable, and small tension marks at the upper left mounting points (likely due to temporary hanging). Contextual note The art scarves produced by Marigold Enterprises in 1981 represent a very interesting chapter of Picasso-related collecting. Soon after the painter’s death, the heirs granted selected licenses to bring major Cubist masterpieces to a wider audience via wearable art or decorative panels. Today these vintage pieces are highly sought after both as vintage fashion accessories and as true decorative panels to frame and display as pictures.

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