Harlequin with violin 1918

Pablo Picasso's "Harlequin with Violin" from 1918 is a prime example of Cubist style. The figure is fragmented, with the body appearing as geometric shapes and the violin being abstracted into a series of curved lines and a simple "f" hole. The use of bold, primary colors and overlapping planes creates a sense of depth and movement, characteristic of Cubism. This work demonstrates Picasso's mastery of form and color, as well as his ability to create a unique and expressive style.