Created in 1960 and published by Galerie Louise Leiris in Paris, this linocut by Pablo Picasso depicts the timeless rural tradition of grape harvesting with the bold, expressive lines characteristic of his late graphic work. This impression is numbered 8/50 in pencil and signed by the artist, making it part of a distinguished limited edition of fifty prints, alongside approximately twenty artist's proofs. Housed in a frame, the work exemplifies Picasso's masterful ability to reduce complex human activity into dynamic, elemental forms.