Pablo Picasso, Still life with Dame-Jeanne, 1959

Pablo Picasso, Still life with Dame-Jeanne, 1959"Still life with Dame Jeanne" is an oil painting by the Spanish artist Pablo Picasso, completed in 1959. The painting is a classic example of Picasso's late period, which was characterized by a return to figurative and representational art, after years of experimentation with Cubism and other abstract styles. The painting features a still life arrangement of a large glass jug or "dame jeanne," along with a bowl of fruit, a knife, and a bottle of wine.

It is one of the first works in which he began to experiment with a more abstracted style

an annual cosmic event that occurs in August and is visible from Earth

with some appearing to leap off the canvas and others overlapping and intersecting in dynamic ways

and a bottle

Her face is turned away from the viewer

and Small Worlds X is a good example of his use of color to create a sense of energy and dynamism

contrasting colors to capture the vibrancy and chaos of the city

which Miró used to convey his ideas and emotions

The forms are arranged in a way that suggests movement and energy

"Medicine" is a painting created by Gustav Klimt in 1907

overlapping planes

Completed in 1730