Head 1925

Pavel Filonov's "Head" is a striking example of analytical Cubism. The artwork, painted in 1925, depicts a fragmented face, constructed from geometric shapes and intricate details. The artist's signature style, known as "Analytical Realism," is evident in the meticulous rendering of the face, which is broken down into its component parts, as well as the use of vibrant, contrasting colors and bold lines. The painting's abstract qualities make it a compelling work of art for art lovers interested in exploring the boundaries of representation. This work can be seen as an example of the early 20th-century avant-garde, a time when artists were challenging traditional art forms and exploring new ways of seeing the world. Filonov's work was influenced by the ideas of other artists who were experimenting with abstract art, such as Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque.