Portrait De Jeune Femme 1925

"Portrait De Jeune Femme" is a 1925 Cubist portrait by Spanish artist María Blanchard, known for her distinctive style influenced by Picasso and Braque. The artwork features a simplified, geometric composition that emphasizes the subject's form through angular lines and bold colors. The portrait depicts a young woman with a flattened face and long, flowing hair, highlighting the Cubist tendency to fragment and rearrange elements. The colors are rich and earthy, with shades of brown, gray, and red dominating the canvas. The figure's fragmented form and the use of geometric shapes create a sense of depth and abstraction, characteristic of Cubism.