Pablo Picasso 'La Corrida' Lithograph Reproductions (Toros y Toreros)

This item is a lithographic print on paper, characteristic of the 'Toros y Toreros' (Bulls and Bullfighters) series by Pablo Picasso, originally published around 1961. The artwork features a minimalist, abstract bullfighting scene executed in a playful, gestural style typical of Picasso's later works. The composition uses primary and secondary colors—red, yellow, blue, and black—against a plain white background. Key elements include a black silhouetted figure (the matador), a red horizontal stroke representing the cape, and various energetic, scribbled lines suggesting other participants or the motion of the fight. A signature reading 'Picasso' is printed in the upper center. The piece appears to be a mid-to-late 20th-century lithograph or high-quality art print. Physically, the paper shows a clean white field with no immediate signs of heavy foxing or tearing, though the corners appear sharp, suggesting it may be a later reproduction or well-preserved folio piece. The lack of a visible edition number suggests it is a plate-signed reproduction likely from an art book or an unnumbered open edition. The craftsmanship reflects the spontaneous ink and wash technique Picasso favored during this period, capturing movement with economical strokes.