Head of a Woman (Fernande) before 1932

"Head of a Woman (Fernande)" is a Cubist sculpture by Pablo Picasso, created before 1932. The sculpture, crafted from black painted plaster, depicts the head of a woman, likely Picasso's lover Fernande Olivier. The fragmented and angular forms characteristic of Cubism are evident in the piece, with the woman's features rendered in a geometric and abstract style. The sculpture's powerful and expressive qualities capture the essence of Picasso's innovative approach to form and representation during his Cubist period.