Head of a man 1908

This oil painting, "Head of a man" by Pablo Picasso, completed in 1908, is a prime example of his early Cubist style. The piece depicts a close-up view of a man's face, rendered in fragmented planes of color and a limited palette of brown, black, and white. The subject's features are distorted and abstracted, highlighting the artist's interest in representing form from multiple perspectives simultaneously. This work, now held at the Musée Picasso in Paris, exemplifies the revolutionary approach to representation that defined Cubism.