"Sculpteur et Sculpture" is a powerful original aquatint by Pablo Picasso, created in 1958 and hand-signed by the artist. Executed in bold black strokes, this graphic work distills Picasso's expressive genius into a minimal yet evocative composition. The scene captures an intimate moment between a sculptor and their creation, rendered with raw gestural energy that reflects both the act of making and the mystery of form.

Marked H.C. (Hors Commerce), this print belongs to a select group of impressions set aside from the edition for the artist's use, making it highly desirable among collectors. The aquatint medium here bridges drawing and engraving, resulting in an image both painterly and sculptural.

This piece belongs to Picasso's mature graphic work, where the boundaries between media blur and his creative vision remains as vital as ever.