Pablo Picasso: Picture "Sitting Harlequin" (1905), framed In this work, typical of his so-called Pink Period, Picasso addresses the world of circus life and traveling jugglers. Back then living at the Bateau Lavoir on Montmartre, Picasso and his friends visited the Cirque Médrano several times a week. Original: watercolor with ink and cardboard, Berggruen Collection, Berlin.   Reproduction in 10 colors in frequency modulated printing on 270g Rives laid paper. Limited edition of 3,000 copies. In silver solid wood studio frame. Format 68 x 88 cm. © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 1999, © Succession Picasso, Paris.

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One one of the 100 great paintings in art history. In his "Large Bathers", Paul Cezanne inspired to Picasso the "Demoiselles d' Avignon" paving the way for the 20th century modern painting...

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