Portrait of Fernande Olivier in headscarves 1906

"Portrait of Fernande Olivier in headscarves" is a 1906 painting by Pablo Picasso. It depicts Picasso's lover, Fernande Olivier, with a blue headscarf. The painting is characterized by bold, expressive lines and a simplified style. This piece exemplifies Picasso's early work, often characterized by simplified forms and intense colors. Picasso's portraits of Fernande Olivier, his muse during this period, are notable for their emotional depth and exploration of form.