Pablo PICASSO (1881–1973) My Drawings from Antibes. Foreword by Georges Salles. Au Pont des Arts, Paris, 1958. An album, 510 x 660 mm, containing 16 plates by Daniel Jacomet—two of which are in color—based on drawings made by Pablo Picasso in Antibes in 1946; the title page is a lithograph in red chalk. One of the first 30 copies (No. 2) numbered in black, featuring, as a frontispiece, a plate enhanced with a stencil reproducing a drawing in India ink overlaid with gouache. The edition’s portfolio is worn, battered, stained, and faded. Foxing, creases, rubbing, stains, small wormholes (on two plates), and small tears along the edges. Included is the poster for the exhibition at the Lucie Weill Gallery in Paris from February to April 1958. Small stains, creases, tears, and breaks.