Question

Describe the Head of a Woman 1090(painting) by Pablo Picasso!​

Answer 1

Picasso's Head of a Woman is a small, intimate painting of a female head in a classical, pensive pose. The colour is non-naturalistic and the features of the head summary. No specific sitter is known, and the anonymous title is probably an imposition as Picasso did not usually title his work. He signed and dated the painting 'Picasso 24', in the top right-hand corner, but the stretcher bears the inscription 'February 1925'. This may suggest that he began Head of a Woman at the end of 1924, and this tallies with Christian Zervos's placing of the work in the catalogue raisonné (reproduced Christian Zervos, Pablo Picasso, 1923-5, V, Paris 1952, p.155, pl.357).

Answer 2

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Step-by-step explanation:

Fernard poses and gives her unique beauty without a trace. This portrait is made in the technique of cubism. Of course, not everyone will be able to see the thin feminine lines in these sharp edges. But Picasso could think very abstract. Standard forms and familiar smooth lines were not enough for him. Nature is just a muse – the author takes a brush and starts to improvise.