Deux femmes nues 1956

"Deux femmes nues" (Two Nude Women), created in 1956 by Pablo Picasso, showcases the artist's signature Cubist style. The painting depicts two nude figures rendered in a simplified, abstract manner, with bold outlines and vibrant colors. The figures are flattened and fragmented, their bodies contorted and fragmented, with a stark blue background that emphasizes their form. This work demonstrates Picasso's continued exploration of the human form, pushing the boundaries of representation and challenging traditional artistic conventions.