Two nude women 1906
pablopicasso
abstract painting
impressionist landscape
possibly oil pastel
oil painting
female-nude
fluid art
acrylic on canvas
coffee painting
underpainting
human
watercolour illustration
watercolor
"Two Nude Women" is a 1906 artwork by Pablo Picasso, a master of 20th-century art. This small-scale drawing, measuring just 21 x 13 cm, showcases Picasso's exploration of the human form. The piece depicts two female figures, their nudity rendered with a combination of delicate lines and washes, highlighting the artist's exploration of the female form. The background is a complex network of hatched lines suggesting an obscured landscape, a feature characteristic of Picasso's early works. This work exemplifies Picasso's interest in the female body and his early experimentation with abstract styles, paving the way for his revolutionary artistic innovations.
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