Bull (plate VI) 1945

"Bull (plate VI)" is a 1945 linocut by Pablo Picasso, one of a series of 12 prints depicting the animal. The stark black and white composition shows the bull rendered in bold, simplified forms, emphasizing its powerful presence. This abstract and geometric style exemplifies Picasso's Cubist approach, reducing the subject to its essential elements and highlighting the artist's skillful use of line and negative space. The print is part of the Museum of Modern Art's (MoMA) collection, showcasing a significant piece in Picasso's artistic journey.