Two names define the golden age of fine art printmaking in postwar Paris. Galerie Maeght — founded in 1945 — became the home of the century’s most important artists: Miró, Giacometti, Braque, Calder, Kandinsky, Palazuelo.

Atelier Mourlot, the legendary lithography workshop on the Rue de Chabrol, was where Picasso, Chagall, Matisse, and Léger came to work directly on stone. SxD carries an exceptional selection of original Maeght and Mourlot works, each with full provenance documentation.

In the winter of 1945, Pablo Picasso walked into the Mourlot workshop on the Rue de Chabrol and changed the history of printmaking. Over the following decades he produced more than 400 lithographs there — working directly on the stone.

This Galleri Jørgen poster, printed by Mourlot in 1984, is a rare original in exceptional condition — a document of one of the great creative partnerships of the twentieth century.