Lithograph From Suite 156 By Pablo Picasso Titled "Casa Tellier. Grupo De Chicas Y Degas Mirando." Published In 1999 By Textura Ediciones And V.e.g.a.p. In Barcelona. Paper Measures 12" X 16.5". Image Measures 8" X 11". Facsimile Signed And Dated In The Plate. In Mint Condition, Comes Unframed. Comes With A Copyright Stamp On The Back Of The Image. Retails For Over $800. "Suite 156", Corresponding To The Last Series Of Prints Produced By Pablo Picasso. "Suite 156" Is A Set Of 156 Plates That The Artist Recorded Between January 1970 And March 1972, When He Was Over 90 Years Old. Pablo Picasso Died On April 8, 1973, A Year After The Completion Of This Suite. His Closeness To Death Prevented Him From Signing The Series Of Plates With His Own Hand. Suite 156 Transmits The Full Intensity Of The Universe Of Picasso In His Later Years. It Is Mixed With Sexual Fantasies, Memory, Personnel Art History, World View, His Obsessions ... These Plates Of Picasso Transmitted The Intensity With Which The Artist Worked All His Life. Suite 156 Is First Exhibited At Galerie Louise Leiris, In Early January 1973, While Picasso Was Still Alive. It Drew More Attention To The Erotic Fantasies And Consistency Of The Stroke Of Picasso. The Importance Of Suite 156 Is Even More Absorbed And Received Five Years Later, When It Exhibited At The Kunsthaus In Zurich, From March 31 To May 16, 1978.