Product Details

Details
  • A limited edition series of sculpture that capture quotes by famed artist Pablo Picasso
  • Handmade in metal wire, the artist crafts calligraphic messages
  • Surrounded in wood frame
  • Authorized by Picasso Administration, 2015
Measurements

H × W
4.75 × 9.50 in.
12 × 23 cm.

  • Wire
  • Wood
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Valentine Herrenschmidt?

Valentine Herrenschmidt is a French sculptor based in Paris whose practice centers on wire calligraphy, transforming words and phrases into freestanding or framed metal sculptures. Her work is collected internationally and recognized for its balance of graphic precision and hand-drawn vitality.

What is the Picasso Administration, and why does its seal matter?

The Picasso Administration is the official body that manages the legacy and intellectual property of Pablo Picasso, overseen by his family. Its seal on these works confirms that the quoted texts were authorized through direct collaboration with Claude Picasso, lending the collection a provenance that goes beyond decorative homage.

Are these works part of a limited edition?

Yes. Each piece is produced in a numbered series, handmade individually in the artist's studio, and signed by Herrenschmidt. The numbering reflects the handcrafted nature of the work, where no two pieces are entirely identical.

What materials are used in these sculptures?

The calligraphic elements are formed from metal wire, shaped entirely by hand, and mounted within frames made of beech wood. The combination gives each piece a quiet, gallery-ready presence that suits both residential and professional interiors.

Can these be displayed in a professional or commercial interior?

Architects and interior designers frequently place Herrenschmidt's wire sculptures in hospitality, gallery, and office environments. Their neutral materiality and cultural references make them a natural fit alongside both contemporary and mid-century collections.