Sculptor and Model with a Sculpture Representing a Bull Attacking Horses (Sculpteur et son modèle avec un groupe sculpté représentant un taureau attaquant des chevaux) 1933

Pablo Picasso’s 1933 etching, *Sculptor and Model with a Sculpture Representing a Bull Attacking Horses*, shows a sculptor working on a scene with a bull charging at a pair of horses. The scene is an example of Picasso’s signature style, where he plays with perspective and depicts multiple figures in a single composition. The use of line work in the print allows for an open and free representation of the scene, emphasizing the dynamic nature of the figures.