Vintage Postcard Lot Of 2 Pablo Picasso Mother And Child Boy Horse Art Prints

Social History: These cards showcase masterpieces from two distinct and celebrated periods of Pablo Picasso's career, offering a beautiful study of his stylistic evolution.

"Mother and Child" (Maternité): This piece originates from Picasso’s Blue Period (c. 1901–1904), characterized by somber blue tones and themes of poverty and melancholy. It depicts a mother and infant by the sea, reflecting the artist's deep emotional exploration of human connection during his early years in Paris and Barcelona.

"Boy Leading a Horse": This work marks Picasso's transition into his Rose Period (c. 1905–1906). The palette shifts to warmer ochres, pinks, and oranges. Picasso’s encounters with circus performers heavily influenced this era and saltimbanques in Montmartre, representing a softer, more poetic view of life.

Era: Modern/Continental Era (late 20th Century)

Size: Standard 3.5 x 5.5"

Type: High-quality color offset lithographs on cardstock

Publisher: Includes Citadel and SPADEM (the French society that manages artists' rights), ensuring these are officially licensed reproductions

Condition: Both cards are in excellent vintage condition. They feature crisp edges and vivid color reproduction.

This is an authentic vintage item. Use the zoom tool to inspect the photos for a detailed view of the condition.