Pablo Picasso (1881 Màlaga - 1973 Mougins) after "Côte d'Azur". Original title Color lithograph/paper, 1962. Signed and titled in the stone and with typographic information. Lithograph by Henri Dechamps. Printed by Mourlot, Paris. Published by the Ministry of Public Works and Transportation and the General Commissariat for Tourism, Paris. One of 15,000 copies with text imprint. Wvz. Czwiklitzer 177 (posters, 1970). Image 78.2 cm x 63.2 cm. Sheet approx. 99 cm x 65.8 cm. Frame. Lithograph in colors on paper, 1962. Signed in the stone. Lithograph by Henri Dechamps, printed by Mourlot Paris, published by the French Ministry of Public Works and Transport as well as the French General Commission for Tourism.

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