Marie-Therese leaning 1939

"Marie-Therese Leaning" is a portrait of Marie-Thérèse Walter, Picasso's muse and lover, painted in 1939. This oil painting features a simplified and stylized depiction of Walter, showcasing Picasso's distinctive Cubist approach. The fragmented forms and bold colours, particularly the vibrant blue eyes, capture the essence of the subject, emphasizing a sense of both beauty and mystery. This piece reflects Picasso's fascination with the female form and his exploration of abstract representation.