PABLO PICASSO 60 Years of Graphic Works, 1966

This original color lithograph by Pablo Picasso was specially commissioned to commemorate the grand opening of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) in 1966. Printed in Paris by the legendary Atelier Mourlot—the master printer behind many of Picasso’s finest lithographs—this historic piece was produced in a limited edition of 2,500.

The artwork showcases Picasso’s bold, gestural style, full of movement and expressive form, making it both a visual celebration and a cultural landmark. More than a commemorative image, it reflects the artist’s enduring connection to modernism and his recognition as one of the central figures of 20th-century art.

This lithograph is well-documented and referenced in major catalogues raisonnés:

Czwiklitzer #53

Bloch #1302

Rodrigo, Vol. I, #159 (pg. 346)

Highly sought after by collectors, this piece represents a rare intersection of institutional history and Picasso’s prolific graphic work.