Breasts 1927

"Breasts" (1927) by Francis Picabia is a captivating example of the artist's Dadaist style. The artwork features a stylized female figure with exaggerated features, covered in circular patterns and geometric designs. Picabia's bold use of color and fragmented forms creates a sense of disorientation and challenge traditional art conventions. The title "Breasts" refers to the prominent circular forms at the bottom of the composition, which are surrounded by other abstract elements and animalistic motifs. This painting, like much of Picabia's work, was intended to provoke thought and question established artistic norms.