Pablo Picasso—one of the most revolutionary and influential artists of the 20th century—transformed modern art with his bold innovations in Cubism, Surrealism, and Expressionism. Known for his ability to capture emotion and movement with just a few strokes, Picasso’s work spanned painting, sculpture, printmaking, and beyond.  ​ ​In 1956, he created “Portrait de Jacqueline,” a lithograph of his future wife Jacqueline Roque, printed in black, grey, and pale brown. For this rare piece, Picasso used Hahnemühle paper, recognising its exceptional quality for fine art printing. The portrait became part of an exhibition in Nice, with a limited edition of 100 signed prints and a larger poster run.  ​ ​This is a verifiable example of Picasso using our paper and a proud part of our history - proof that great artists choose materials that stand the test of time. Today, we continue to inspire creativity and support artists in their quest for timeless expression.  ​  ​#Hahnemuehle #Picasso #PicassoA...