Head of woman 1901

This portrait of a woman, painted in 1901 by Pablo Picasso, is a prime example of his early "Rose Period" works. Characterized by warm hues and sentimental subject matter, the piece features a woman in a lavish hat and a feathered collar, reflecting Picasso's fascination with the Parisian cabaret scene and its performers. The artist utilizes thick brushstrokes and vibrant color to create a striking visual impact, capturing the sitter's presence with both elegance and an underlying sense of melancholy. The portrait showcases Picasso's developing style, characterized by a blend of realism and abstraction, paving the way for his groundbreaking artistic innovations in the years to come.