Seated woman 1909

"Seated Woman" is a 1909 painting by Pablo Picasso depicting a seated figure against a green background. This work exemplifies Picasso's early exploration of Cubism, a style that challenged traditional perspective and representation. The figure's form is fragmented, with simplified planes and geometric shapes, highlighting the artist's interest in reducing the human form to its essential elements. The painting, characterized by its bold brushstrokes and earthy color palette, showcases Picasso's distinctive artistic language that revolutionized modern art.