Hello, this item is a vintage color lithograph on paper attributed to Pablo Picasso, produced as part of the limited edition suite La Comédie Humaine, published in 1954 by Mourlot Frères, Paris. The composition displays Picasso’s late linear style, combining playful figuration with simplified geometry and color accents that typify his postwar works. Measuring approximately 10 by 13 inches and mounted on a museum board within a 16.5 by 20.75-inch frame, it is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and identified as part of a rare limited edition issued under Mourlot supervision, which handled Picasso’s lithographic works throughout the mid-20th century.

Although this piece derives from a legitimate Mourlot edition, these prints were typically authorized reproductions issued in controlled numbers rather than hand-signed or numbered by Picasso himself. Such lithographs retain collectible value for their connection to the artist’s official graphic corpus and for their visual and historical appeal. Based on comparable sales of authenticated Mourlot-issued lithographs from La Comédie Humaine suite, the current fair market value ranges between 1,200 and 1,800 USD, depending on condition, framing quality, and market demand among mid-century modern print collectors.