Pablo Picasso Head Of A Woman

Pablo Picasso’s ‘Head of a Woman’ was created at the end of 1924. This piece of artwork was painted on canvas using oil paint. It is a small, close up painting of a female head in a classical, thinking pose. Picasso has depicted her in thinking thought facial expression and realist colours were used on the female face. Different viewpoints in art will not only influence the composition within an artwork, it can also influence the viewer’s interpretation of the artwork.
The woman’s face was divided into two different halves which is reminisce of the multi-facetted subjects of Picasso’s Cubist paintings of the early 1920s. This portrait expresses two sides of the woman, through different angles or a combined male-female head. Muted earth tone