Sculptor, Reclining Model, and Self-Portrait in the Form of a Sculpted Hercules (Sculpteur, modèle couché et autoportrait en Hercule sculpté) 1933

Pablo Picasso's 1933 etching, "Sculptor, Reclining Model, and Self-Portrait in the Form of a Sculpted Hercules," is a powerful example of the artist's Cubist style. The work depicts a reclining nude model, a sculptor, and Picasso himself as a sculpted Hercules, creating a complex interplay of figures and perspectives. Picasso's signature angular lines and fragmented forms contribute to the artwork's dynamic composition, adding a sense of movement and depth to the scene.