Seated man (Self-portrait) 1965

Pablo Picasso’s "Seated Man (Self-portrait)" from 1965 is a quintessential example of his late style, characterized by bold colors and expressive lines. The painting depicts Picasso in a seated pose, wearing a striped shirt, and his face is rendered in a fragmented and abstracted manner. This self-portrait demonstrates Picasso’s ongoing exploration of form and color, showcasing the artist’s distinctive cubist approach to portraiture.