Pablo Picasso - „Kopf eines Faun“ – Ausstellungsplakat, 1996

Pablo Picasso (1881–1973) "Head of a Faun" – Exhibition Poster, 1996 Original exhibition poster for the presentation of the Berggruen Collection – Picasso and his Time in Berlin. The poster from 1996 shows the impressive motif "Head of a Faun", which Pablo Picasso created in 1937 and which ranks among the striking works of his mythologically inspired creative period. Artist: Pablo Picasso (1881–1973) Title: Head of a Faun Motif created: 1937 Poster edition: 1996 Occasion: Exhibition "Berggruen Collection – Picasso and his Time" Exhibition venue: Berlin Technique: Offset printing / Exhibition poster Print: VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn Material: Sturdy paper Sheet size: approx. 53 × 82 cm (A1) Preservation: Original exhibition poster The Faun is one of Picasso's recurring motifs and stands symbolically for joie de vivre, creativity and primal force. With its expressive line work, Picasso connects the world of ancient mythology with modern visual language. Pablo Picasso ranks among the most important artists of the 20th century and was a cofounder of Cubism. Mythological figures such as fauns, minotaurs and centaurs shaped especially his work in the 1930s. The original exhibition poster from the renowned Berggruen collection combines a characteristic Picasso motif with the history of a major collection of Classical Modernism – an attractive collectible for art and Picasso enthusiasts. Shipping Shipping is carried out carefully packed and with tracking.

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