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Bouquet of Peace by Pablo Picasso (1958) — Professionally Framed Lithograph
Bring a timeless message of hope and harmony into your space with Bouquet of Peace by Pablo Picasso — a radiant and iconic image created by the legendary artist in 1958. Also known as Flowers in the Hands, this print captures two hands exchanging a colorful bouquet, symbolizing friendship, peace, and unity. Its bold, minimalist lines and vivid primary colors make it instantly recognizable and deeply moving.
This professionally framed lithograph is presented under glass with archival double matting and a sleek brushed silver frame, ready to hang and elevate any room with modern elegance and historical significance.
What Makes This Piece Special:
An Icon of Modern Art: Instantly recognizable and deeply meaningful, this piece reflects Picasso’s global message of peace and reconciliation. This piece was originally created during Picasso’s strong post-war pacifist period and remains one of the most beloved symbols of peace in modern art.
A Collector’s Favorite: Sought after for its optimistic message and signature Picasso style, Bouquet of Peacecontinues to grow in popularity among new and seasoned collectors alike.
Beautifully Presented: Professionally framed and matted—no additional prep needed. Hang it the moment it arrives.
Investment-Grade Décor: Elegant and historically important, this piece appeals to collectors and interior designers alike.
Gift-Worthy: A meaningful gift for art lovers, peace advocates, or anyone who appreciates timeless design and a powerful and lasting gift for art lovers, newlyweds, or housewarmings.
Details:
Artist: Pablo Picasso (1881–1973)
Title: Bouquet of Peace / Flowers in the Hands
Year of Original Design: 1958
Medium: Fine art lithographic print
Signature: Printed signature and date “21.4.58” (not hand-signed)
Frame Dimensions: 32.5” H x 25” W
Condition: Excellent; professionally matted and framed under glass
Own a piece of art history—ready to display, impossible to ignore.
Price Includes fully insured shipping within the continental U.S.
Bring a timeless message of hope and harmony into your space with Bouquet of Peace by Pablo Picasso — a radiant and iconic image created by the legendary artist in 1958. Also known as Flowers in the Hands, this print captures two hands exchanging a colorful bouquet, symbolizing friendship, peace, and unity. Its bold, minimalist lines and vivid primary colors make it instantly recognizable and deeply moving.
This professionally framed lithograph is presented under glass with archival double matting and a sleek brushed silver frame, ready to hang and elevate any room with modern elegance and historical significance.
What Makes This Piece Special:
An Icon of Modern Art: Instantly recognizable and deeply meaningful, this piece reflects Picasso’s global message of peace and reconciliation. This piece was originally created during Picasso’s strong post-war pacifist period and remains one of the most beloved symbols of peace in modern art.
A Collector’s Favorite: Sought after for its optimistic message and signature Picasso style, Bouquet of Peacecontinues to grow in popularity among new and seasoned collectors alike.
Beautifully Presented: Professionally framed and matted—no additional prep needed. Hang it the moment it arrives.
Investment-Grade Décor: Elegant and historically important, this piece appeals to collectors and interior designers alike.
Gift-Worthy: A meaningful gift for art lovers, peace advocates, or anyone who appreciates timeless design and a powerful and lasting gift for art lovers, newlyweds, or housewarmings.
Details:
Artist: Pablo Picasso (1881–1973)
Title: Bouquet of Peace / Flowers in the Hands
Year of Original Design: 1958
Medium: Fine art lithographic print
Signature: Printed signature and date “21.4.58” (not hand-signed)
Frame Dimensions: 32.5” H x 25” W
Condition: Excellent; professionally matted and framed under glass
Own a piece of art history—ready to display, impossible to ignore.
Price Includes fully insured shipping within the continental U.S.