Couple of dancers 1915

Pablo Picasso's "Couple of dancers" from 1915 is a prime example of his Cubist period, where he breaks down figures and objects into geometric shapes, often overlapping and interacting in an abstract manner. This small-scale gouache on paper (14 x 12 cm) showcases Picasso's fascination with the interplay of color and form, particularly with the use of bold, flat tones, and the fragmented representation of human figures, creating a unique and intriguing visual experience.