Two nude women 1920

This 1920 drawing by Pablo Picasso depicts two nude women standing side-by-side. Executed in pencil and charcoal on paper, the figures are rendered with Picasso's signature angular lines and simplified forms, characteristic of his Cubist style. The artist's exploration of the human form and the interplay of lines and shapes creates a visually striking composition. Picasso's "Two nude women" exemplifies his innovative approach to figurative art, blurring the boundaries between realism and abstraction.