Pablo Picasso: Portrait de Jacqueline, La Flûte Double grecco symbolizing the nation's transition to

symbolizing the nation's transition to independence following Spanish colonial rule

A diamond filled "G" logo lies atop a black stone

"Axo - 77 de la série Hommage A L'Hexagone" is a heliogravure print on paper

Medium: Sericel

This signature belongs to Branford Marsalis - American saxophonist

Pablo Picasso: Portrait de Jacqueline, La Flûte Double grecco symbolizing the nation's transition toPicasso's Love for Jacqueline on Display in La Flte Double, 1967 This captivating portrait of Pablo Picasso's muse and lover, Jacqueline Roque, from the La Flte Double portfolio (1967) gives the view a unique perspective on the woman that shared her life with the artist for the final two decades of his life. Stylistically this print is a departure from his earlier cubist depictions, opting instead to focus on Jacqueline's high cheekbones, dark eyes,