Blinded Minotaur Led by a Girl III (Minotaur aveugle guide par une fillette III) 1934

Pablo Picasso's "Blinded Minotaur Led by a Girl III" is a 1934 etching that exemplifies the artist's Cubist style. This print, with its fragmented figures and multiple perspectives, evokes the myth of the Minotaur, a creature with the head of a bull and the body of a man, led through a labyrinth. The composition is dynamic, with the Minotaur's large, distorted form dominating the scene. The interplay of light and shadow, and the use of lines, adds depth and texture to the print. Picasso's exploration of the human form and the ancient myth, through a unique and powerful visual language, makes this artwork a captivating example of Cubist art.