Woman and pears (Fernande) 1909

"Woman and Pears (Fernande)," painted in 1909 by Pablo Picasso, is a prime example of the artist's Cubist style. The painting depicts Picasso's muse, Fernande Olivier, in a fragmented and geometric form, emphasizing the subject's form through the use of sharp angles and flat planes of color. This Cubist approach to portraiture breaks from traditional representation and reflects a new way of seeing the world. The vibrant hues and geometric structure create a dynamic and intriguing composition that highlights Picasso's mastery of form and color in this iconic work.