Pablo Picasso, Ma jolie, 1912

Pablo Picasso, Ma jolie, 1912"Ma Jolie" is a painting by Pablo Picasso, completed in 1912. It is an early example of Picasso's Cubist style, which he developed in collaboration with Georges Braque. The painting depicts a still life arrangement of a guitar, a newspaper, and a wineglass on a table, all rendered in a highly abstracted form. The composition is fragmented and layered, with multiple viewpoints and angles of vision combined in a single image. The forms are reduced to

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geometric approach to form

with the eye and its lashes rendered in stark contrast to the surrounding background

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The composition is balanced but not symmetrical

and squiggly lines

The central focus of the painting is a group of three birds

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a product of the artistic brilliance of Paul Koroleff

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The painting is believed to have been inspired by Picasso's fascination with ancient Egyptian art and culture