Two dressed models 1933

This 1933 black and white drawing by Pablo Picasso, depicts two female figures, one seated and one standing, in a simplified, almost geometric style that is characteristic of the artist’s Cubist period. Picasso’s mastery of line is evident in the drawing, where he utilizes a variety of lines and shapes to create a sense of depth and form. The use of pattern and texture on the seated figure's dress adds a layer of visual interest and depth, and the presence of a large, abstract form to the right is likely a reference to Picasso’s interest in exploring new and experimental forms. This drawing exemplifies Picasso’s unique ability to capture the essence of the human figure in an abstract and expressive way, leaving behind a powerful and enduring image that continues to captivate art lovers.