Pablo Picasso | Head | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Bull's Head, 1942 by Pablo Picasso

Bull's Head is a found object artwork by Pablo Picasso, created in 1942 from seat and handlebars of a bicycle. It is described as Picasso's most famous discovery, a simple yet "astonishingly complete" metamorphosis.

Head (Tête) | Cleveland Museum of Art

A third eye appears on the left side of the face. The continuous line that flows through the painting reflects the semiautomatic drawing technique Picasso developed around 1924, a creative method that influenced the Surrealists.

Pablo Picasso's Head of a Man, 1908 - The …

Oct 7, 2019 · In this 1908 drawing, a faint charcoal image of a standing female nude is visible under the final image of the man’s head. Picasso used short, quick strokes to develop the woman’s posture and reworked her legs and the oval …

Head of a Man (Tête d’homme), 1908 - Guggenheim …

One of Picasso’s first Cubist works was Head of a Man (Tête d’homme, 1908). In this work, Picasso painted facial features using geometric shapes instead of creating a figure with soft features. He also used different planes of …

Head of a Man - Picasso, Pablo. Museo Nacional …

The present Head of a Man in the museum collection, which according to Pierre Daix was executed at the end of 1913, combines the influence of the papiers collés with the new turn Cubist language had taken towards formal synthesis.

Woman's Head (Fernande), 1909 by Pablo Picasso

Woman's Head (Fernande) shows Picasso working through ideas that would become central to Cubism. The sculpture maintains the basic shape of a head, but its projected and recessed planes break down solid mass into shifting …

Tête [Head] by Pablo Picasso | National Galleries of …

This is one of Picasso's most celebrated 'papiers collés' (stuck papers) and the most abstract of his cubist collages. The half-circle drawn in charcoal can be read as the profile of a head. The small circle and diagonal line with arc represent …

Head of a Woman - The Art Institute of Chicago

Head of a Woman. summer 1909. Pablo Picasso. Spanish, active France, 1881–1973. This painting dates to one of the most productive and inventive periods of Pablo Picasso’s career, a summer stay in the town of Horta de Ebro …

Head of a Woman, Fernande, 1909 by Pablo Picasso

During the summer of 1909 Picasso produced a series of paintings representing the head and shoulders of his mistress, Fernande Olivier. Like many of his recent figurative paintings, these were highly sculptural in form and integrated the …

Picasso Paintings & Sculptures, Bio, Ideas | TheArtStory

Picasso pioneered Cubism, invented collage, and contributed to Surrealism and Modern Sculpture. Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, Guernica, and more iconic art.