Studio 1927

"Studio" (1927) by Pablo Picasso is an example of Cubist painting. The artwork features a fragmented view of a room, likely a studio or artist's space. The composition utilizes geometric shapes and bold colors, with a striking red tablecloth as a central focal point. The work, created during Picasso's Cubist period, breaks down traditional perspective and presents multiple viewpoints simultaneously. The figures, including a woman with a "head" formed by a geometric shape, are depicted in a fragmented, abstract manner, characteristic of Picasso's Cubist style.