Portrait of a Man
Portrait of a man - purchased Europe circa 1957 by Berlin Seybert, Spain, then presented in a chop in Paris 1957 but not sold. By Pablo Picasso, black or dark blue gouache on paper.
Portrait of a man - purchased Europe circa 1957 by Berlin Seybert, Spain, then presented in a chop in Paris 1957 but not sold. By Pablo Picasso, black or dark blue gouache on paper., donated to St. Elisabeth's Interfaith Church (current owners), featured at small exhibit Ft. Hamilton, Brooklyn, New York, 2010 by owner John Beacham, presented for review and exhibit 2010 - Brooklyn, New York; examined for detail by Rosia Alberts, Fine Arts Gallery New York, 2019. Currently on exhibit 2021 at the Mid-South Artist Gallery (Charitable event - current owner - St. Elisabeth's Interfaith Church).
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Dear Frederick Lyle Von Thrauthemburg Morris,
Thank you for contacting Mearto with your appraisal inquiry. So that I may best assist you, can you please give us the dimensions of your work?
Thanks,
Karine
modern certifications
Beacham Fine Arts Gallery, Brooklyn, NY 2010
Dr. Robert Wolf, researcher Fine Arts, NY 2010
Mid-South Artist League and Gallery, review 2020
Dear Frederick,
Thank you for getting back to me so quickly. Please find below a description along with an estimate of your drawing attributed to Pablo Picasso.
Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973)
Male portrait
Unsigned, undated, and unframed with several stamps on the reverse
Black or dark blue gouache/ink on paper
Approx. 11" (h) x 8" (w)
Provenance :
St. Elisabeth's Interfaith Church (current owner)
John Beacham
Condition: Very good overall
Exhibition history:
Currently shown at the the Mid-South Artist Gallery, 2021
Ft. Hamilton, Brooklyn, New York, 2010
Comes with three certificates of authentication
The estimation in red is based on actual recent past recorded auction sales of comparables (unsigned work) and this valuation has been provided on the condition of authenticity.
For your information, this work being unsigned may need to be confirmed with additional research by Picasso experts should you like one day to see this work.
Best regards,
Karine
a little more than 8 inches 3 cm by 11 inch 2 cm