Flautist and Three Nudes (Flûtiste et trois femmes nues) 1932

"Flautist and Three Nudes" is an etching by Pablo Picasso created in 1932. The print depicts four figures, three nudes and a figure playing a flute, rendered in Picasso's characteristic Cubist style. The figures are fragmented and distorted, their forms overlapping and intertwined, creating a sense of movement and depth. The artist's signature style is evident in the sharp, angular lines and the use of negative space, which add to the overall dynamism of the composition. This print is a testament to Picasso's mastery of line and composition, and it is considered a significant work within his oeuvre.