Pablo Picasso was an exceptionally prolific printmaker, creating thousands of works using techniques such as lithography, etching, and linocut. Picasso's prints often served as a medium for experimentation, allowing him to explore recurring themes like bullfighting, mythology, and the human figure. Collaborating closely with master printers, Picasso continuously pushed the technical limits of printmaking. Print series such as the Vollard Suite and 347 Series stand as remarkable examples of his versatility and enduring curiosity.