Woman turned right 1934

Pablo Picasso's 1934 painting "Woman turned right" is a prime example of the artist's Cubist style. The fragmented and geometric forms, vibrant colors, and layered planes create a dynamic and abstract representation of a female figure. Picasso's signature Cubist approach is evident in the deconstruction of the subject's features into geometric shapes, such as the simplified eyes, nose, and mouth. The bold use of color, including red, blue, green, and yellow, adds further energy and visual interest to the composition. This artwork captures the essence of Cubism, showcasing the movement's emphasis on abstraction and experimentation with form.