
Pablo Picasso - 'The Kiss' (Le Baiser) Giclee Print
This item is a giclee print on archival-style heavy paper, depicting Pablo Picasso's famous 1969 work 'The Kiss' (Le Baiser). The image features a vibrant palette of terracotta reds, deep blues, olive greens, and high-contrast whites and blacks. The composition is a classic example of late-period Picasso, utilizing bold, deconstructed Cubist figures in an intimate embrace characterized by distorted facial features and interlocking geometric patterns like the cross-hatched and striped textures seen on the figures' clothing. Crucial for identification are the markings below the image border. On the lower left, there is a hand-written pencil numbering '1/500', indicating that this is the first print in a limited edition of five hundred. On the lower right, the text 'Collection Domaine Picasso' is printed in a cursive font, which serves as an estate-approved certification mark often used for posthumous editions intended for the high-end décor and collector market. The print is presented on a clean white substrate with ample margins, suggesting it is a modern high-quality reproduction rather than a period original. The condition appears excellent with crisp lines, no visible foxing or yellowing, and sharp corners, indicating it has likely been stored flat or in a protective sleeve without significant exposure to UV light or moisture. This piece reflects Picasso's later exploration of human emotional intensity through simplified, almost primal form and color.
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Estimated Value
$400 - $600
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Category
Fine Art Prints / Limited Edition Giclee
Appraised On
March 21, 2026
Estimated Value
$400 - $600
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Item Description
This item is a giclee print on archival-style heavy paper, depicting Pablo Picasso's famous 1969 work 'The Kiss' (Le Baiser). The image features a vibrant palette of terracotta reds, deep blues, olive greens, and high-contrast whites and blacks. The composition is a classic example of late-period Picasso, utilizing bold, deconstructed Cubist figures in an intimate embrace characterized by distorted facial features and interlocking geometric patterns like the cross-hatched and striped textures seen on the figures' clothing. Crucial for identification are the markings below the image border. On the lower left, there is a hand-written pencil numbering '1/500', indicating that this is the first print in a limited edition of five hundred. On the lower right, the text 'Collection Domaine Picasso' is printed in a cursive font, which serves as an estate-approved certification mark often used for posthumous editions intended for the high-end décor and collector market. The print is presented on a clean white substrate with ample margins, suggesting it is a modern high-quality reproduction rather than a period original. The condition appears excellent with crisp lines, no visible foxing or yellowing, and sharp corners, indicating it has likely been stored flat or in a protective sleeve without significant exposure to UV light or moisture. This piece reflects Picasso's later exploration of human emotional intensity through simplified, almost primal form and color.
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