Head of a woman with green curls 1946

"Head of a Woman with Green Curls" (1946), a work by Pablo Picasso, exemplifies the artist's distinctive Cubist style. The painting, featuring a woman's face fragmented and reassembled with bold geometric shapes, demonstrates Picasso's exploration of form and perspective. The vibrant use of color, particularly the contrasting green curls against the woman's orange-toned face, further emphasizes the abstract nature of the work. Picasso's iconic Cubist portraits are renowned for their ability to capture the essence of the subject while simultaneously pushing the boundaries of traditional portraiture.