Petit-suisse, Charles Gervais, 1900

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illuminated by a lamp above

a British military leader

which create a sense of stark contrast and drama

bulbous head

Some art historians have interpreted the work as a reflection of Picasso's interest in childhood and the creative process

Judith is shown in profile

and her features are delicate and refined

Frederick de Wit (also spelled Frederik de Wit) was a renowned Dutch cartographer and publisher who lived during the 17th century

and a coastline in the background

during a period when the artist was living in the United States

and statue rendered with precision and accuracy

The painting is often seen as a reflection of Picasso's own inner world during this period of his life