Owl on a chair and sea urchins 1946

"Owl on a chair and sea urchins," painted in 1946, is a classic example of Pablo Picasso's Cubist style. Picasso, known for his innovative approach to art, often depicted objects in fragmented and abstract forms. This painting showcases his characteristic use of bold, flat colors and geometric shapes, particularly seen in the stylized chair and the owl's simplified form. The inclusion of sea urchins, a recurring motif in Picasso's later works, adds a layer of symbolism and a touch of surrealism to the composition.