Question

Which of the following statements accurately describes Picasso’s use of color in Woman in the Studio (Jacqueline Roque)? Picasso uses a warm color scheme in Woman in the Studio (Jacqueline Roque). He also uses perceptual color for the figure and objects within this painting. Picasso uses a complementary color scheme in Woman in the Studio (Jacqueline Roque). He also uses expressive color for the figure and objects within this painting. Picasso uses a monochromatic color scheme in Woman in the Studio (Jacqueline Roque). He also uses local color for the figure and objects within this painting. Picasso uses an analogous color scheme in Woman in the Studio (Jacqueline Roque). He also uses arbitrary color for the figure and objects within this painting.

Answer 1

The accurate statement about Picasso's use of color in "Woman in the Studio (Jacqueline Roque)" is:

Picasso uses a monochromatic color scheme in Woman in the Studio (Jacqueline Roque). He also uses local color for the figure and objects within this painting.

In this painting, Picasso predominantly uses a single color or variations of a single color (monochromatic), and he applies local color, which means he represents the objects with their true-to-life colors.