Mediterranean Landscape 1952

Pablo Picasso’s "Mediterranean Landscape" (1952) is a vibrant oil on canvas depicting a sun-drenched coastal scene. Characterized by bold, angular forms and flat planes of color, this Cubist masterpiece captures the essence of a Mediterranean town. Picasso's signature style is evident in the fragmented composition, where buildings, foliage, and a sailboat are rendered in simplified shapes, reflecting his fascination with geometric abstraction. The vivid palette, dominated by blues, reds, yellows, and greens, adds to the work's lively and dynamic energy. The artwork is currently on display at the Albertina museum in Vienna, Austria.