Picasso-Inspired “Le Coq” Line-Drawing Print – Mid-Century Modern Black/Gold Frame 17″

Bold, joyful strokes capture a strutting rooster in five pure pigments—sunflower yellow, Mediterranean blue, sienna red, grass green, and inky black—echoing Pablo Picasso’s famous 1962 “Le Coq.” The minimalist calligraphic lines dance over bright white paper, creating a piece that feels both playful and intensely modern. Matted in crisp white and presented in a slim ebony frame with a gilt inner lip, this lively print adds an instant pop of art-house energy to kitchens, gallery walls, or mid-century vignettes.

Details & Features

• Medium: High-quality color lithograph on textured art paper
• Signature: Facsimile “Picasso” in blue (printed, not hand-signed)
• Origin: Likely mid-20th-century decorative edition after Picasso’s 1960s drawing
• Frame: Satin-black wood with brushed gold fillet; protective glass front
• Mat: White bevel-cut mat with fine black inner line for crisp contrast
• Style: Modernist line drawing / Cubist minimalism
• Palette: Primary yellow & blue, vermilion red, grass green, jet black
• Hanging: Wired verso—ready to install

Measurements

• Frame: 17 in H × 14 in W
• Artwork (sight): 13 in H × 10 in W

Condition

Excellent vintage condition. Print surface is clean and bright with no foxing or fading. Glass is clear; frame shows only micro-scuffs on the outer edge—visible on close inspection.

Styling Notes

• Breakfast nook: Hang above a café table; the rooster motif nods to sunny morning rituals.
• Eclectic gallery wall: Pair with abstract line art and vintage typography for curated contrast.
• Mid-century kitchen: Layer against teak shelving and primary-color dishware to echo the bold palette.