Lying female nude under the pine tree 1959

This painting by Pablo Picasso, created in 1959, is a prime example of his Cubist style. The female nude is depicted in a fragmented and geometric manner, with the body broken down into flat planes and overlapping forms. The use of muted earth tones further enhances the sense of abstraction, emphasizing the shapes and forms over realistic detail. The depiction of the pine tree in the background adds a natural element to the composition, creating a contrast between the organic and the geometric. Picasso's "Lying Female Nude Under the Pine Tree" exemplifies his mastery of Cubism and his exploration of the human figure through abstract forms.