Untitled 1936

Pablo Picasso's 1936 "Untitled" depicts a fragmented face composed of geometric shapes and outlined in black. The face is bisected by a black line, with a pink half on the left and a yellow half on the right. Its eye is a single, stylized shape, and it has a prominent nose, which is outlined in black. The painting also includes a swirling spiral on the right and another at the bottom, as well as a cone-shaped form on the left, representing the artist's exploration of Cubist principles in creating abstract, fragmented figures and incorporating geometric shapes to represent form.