Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973), Head of a Woman

Color lithograph, paper; 45 x 36cm (composition), 70 x 50cm (sheet);
Signed on the plate under the composition p. d. "Picasso" and numbered in pencil "101/200";
At the bottom, dry publisher's stamp with the inscription "PICASSO".
On the back publisher's information - "Copyright Foundation Pablo Picasso" / amount of edition (200 pieces) / numbering of all pieces.
Glosa: One of Picasso's most famous paintings entitled. "Head of a Woman" from 1934 is in the National Gallery in Athens. Picasso donated the cubist painting to the Greek state in recognition of the country's resistance against Nazi Germany during the 1941-1944 occupation. On the back of the painting, the artist's dedication: "For the Greek people in tribute from Picasso." The painting in 2012 was stolen by a Greek "art lover" and recovered after nearly 10 years.