a) Self-Portrait; b) Untitled (Woman Strolling) 1901 - 1902

"Self-Portrait" (also known as "Untitled (Woman Strolling)") is a charcoal and watercolor drawing created by Pablo Picasso in 1901-1902. The artwork is a self-portrait of the artist, depicting him with a contemplative expression. The background is filled with gestural lines, reminiscent of the artist's early Blue Period, suggesting a sense of isolation and melancholy. The drawing showcases Picasso's distinctive style, characterized by a bold use of line and form, which would become a defining feature of his artistic evolution.