Woman by the dresser 1936

"Woman by the Dresser" (1936) by Pablo Picasso exemplifies the artist's Cubist style, where figures are fragmented and reassembled in an abstract manner. The painting features a seated woman with a stylized face and body, her form seemingly merging with the surrounding furniture and objects. The use of bold lines, vibrant colors, and overlapping planes creates a sense of depth and movement, characteristic of Picasso's Cubist works.