Artist's studio 1916

This pencil drawing titled "Artist's Studio" was created in 1916 by Pablo Picasso, a prominent figure in the Cubist movement. It showcases the artist's unique style, which breaks down forms into geometric shapes and reassembles them in an abstract manner. The fragmented figures, including the artist himself, are depicted in a way that emphasizes the spatial ambiguity and multiple perspectives characteristic of Cubism. This preliminary study for a larger work offers a glimpse into Picasso's artistic process and his fascination with capturing the essence of reality through a fragmented and reassembled perspective.