Seated woman 1971

"Seated Woman" (1971) by Pablo Picasso is a striking example of the artist's late Cubist style. Picasso, known for his revolutionary contributions to modern art, utilizes bold geometric forms and fragmented figures in this painting. The woman's body is broken into separate planes, creating a sense of dynamism and depth. The use of vibrant color, particularly the striking blue of the woman's garment, adds further visual impact. This artwork exemplifies Picasso's ongoing exploration of form and space, showcasing his signature abstract representation of the human figure.