Bathers Drying Themselves 1909

"Bathers Drying Themselves" (1909) by Pablo Picasso is a prime example of his early Cubist period. Picasso's Cubist works are known for their fragmentation of form and the use of geometric shapes, which are evident in this painting. The figures are rendered with angular lines and overlapping planes, breaking away from traditional representation. This painting demonstrates Picasso's exploration of new ways to depict the human form, contributing to the development of Cubism as a major art movement.