Woman with four eyes and hen 1912

"Woman with Four Eyes and Hen" is a 1912 painting by David Burliuk, a prominent figure in the Russian avant-garde movement. The artwork, characterized by bold strokes and vivid colors, exemplifies Burliuk's use of Cubist principles, particularly in the fragmented and geometric representation of the woman, hen, and horse. The woman, with her unusual four eyes, seems to gaze directly at the viewer, evoking a sense of mystery and unease. The painting captures the essence of early 20th-century artistic experimentation and Burliuk's unique approach to depicting the human form and the natural world.