Head 1936

Pablo Picasso's "Head" from 1936 showcases the artist's exploration of Cubist principles. The drawing depicts a simplified human head with a second head-like form perched on top, conveying a sense of fragmented form and multiple perspectives. The use of thick, black lines and hatching creates a sense of depth and texture, characteristic of Picasso's drawings from this period. The artwork's simplified forms and abstract qualities, though initially challenging, offer viewers a unique perspective on the human form.