Seated man with his arms crossed 1915

This 1915 drawing by Pablo Picasso, a master of Cubism, depicts a seated figure in a simplified, geometric style. The artist's use of fragmented, overlapping planes and bold outlines reduces the figure to a series of abstract shapes, reflecting the Cubist movement's focus on breaking down forms into their basic geometric elements. This approach challenges traditional representational art and invites viewers to engage with the work on a more conceptual level. Picasso's work from this period is highly sought-after by art collectors and museums around the world.