Pablo Picasso's "Horloge à la langue" is a masterpiece of silver craftsmanship, elegantly marked with the "Empreinte originale de Picasso" stamp. This exquisite piece also carries the hallmark of the esteemed silversmith François Hugo, denoted as "François Hugo Orfevre 1477," alongside the distinguished French assay mark for silver, affirming its authenticity and quality. Through the meticulous technique of repoussé, this large, round silver plate radiates an unparalleled beauty. Spanning a diameter of 42.5 cm, the creation was conceptualized by Picasso between 1955 and 1956. The execution in silver was masterfully undertaken by François and Pierre Hugo, culminating in a limited edition series.This work not only showcases Picasso's innovative artistic vision but also represents a pinnacle of collaboration in the realm of fine art and high craftsmanship.