Woman in striped armchair by Pablo Picasso

Woman in striped armchair 1941

pablopicasso

portrait

pop art-esque

popart

graffiti art

street art

pop art

mural art

street graffiti

spray can art

naive art

pop art-influence

female-portraits

"Woman in striped armchair" is a 1941 painting by Pablo Picasso. The work exemplifies Picasso's Cubist style, showcasing fragmented forms and multiple perspectives. The figure, likely a portrait of Dora Maar, Picasso's muse, is depicted in a fragmented manner, with her body appearing as a series of geometric shapes. The striped armchair and the surrounding space are also represented with Cubist distortion, creating a dynamic and visually arresting composition.