Portrait of a Lady 1928

"Portrait of a Lady" is a 1928 painting by Pablo Picasso, known for its Cubist style and bold use of color and form. Picasso, a Spanish artist who dominated the 20th century art scene, deconstructs the human form, breaking it into geometric shapes, and using fragmented patterns and collage-like elements to create a unique and abstract representation of the subject. The painting's fragmented nature, use of multiple perspectives, and bold color choices are hallmarks of Picasso's Cubist period. The painting is an excellent example of Picasso's innovative artistic vision and his influence on modern art.