Portrait of Nusch Éluard 1941

"Portrait of Nusch Éluard" (1941) is a painting by Pablo Picasso depicting his muse, Nusch Éluard. The portrait showcases Picasso's signature Cubist style, characterized by fragmented forms and simplified lines, as seen in the subject's face and body. Picasso's depiction of Nusch is both intimate and enigmatic, with her closed eyes and soft features conveying a sense of introspective contemplation. The painting is known for its bold use of color, with the muted green background contrasting with Nusch's pale skin and brown hair. It is a powerful example of Picasso's ability to capture both the physical and emotional essence of his subjects.