Dívčí hlava 1914

"Dívčí hlava" (Girl's Head) is a 1914 painting by Czech artist Josef Čapek. The painting is a quintessential example of Cubist art, employing geometric shapes and simplified forms to represent the human form. The artist utilizes primarily a pink and red color palette, reflecting the influence of Čapek's exploration of color theory, common in early 20th-century art movements. The abstract depiction of a girl's head is intriguing and challenges traditional portraiture, highlighting the avant-garde nature of Čapek's work.