Head of a woman 1930

This 1930 painting by Pablo Picasso, titled "Head of a Woman," exemplifies the artist's Cubist period. The subject is rendered in a simplified, geometric style, with a focus on abstract shapes and lines, rather than realistic representation. The woman's head is reduced to a series of interlocking curves and planes, highlighting Picasso's exploration of form and perspective. The contrasting colors of black and white create a strong visual impact, emphasizing the abstract elements of the composition.