Pablo Picasso, Girl with a hoop, 1919

Pablo Picasso, Girl with a hoop, 1919"Girl with a Hoop" is a painting created by Pablo Picasso in 1919. It is an example of Picasso's neoclassical period, during which he returned to a more traditional style of painting, drawing inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman art. The painting depicts a young girl holding a hoop, dressed in a simple white dress with a blue sash. She has her back turned to the viewer, and her head is turned slightly to the side, as if she is looking at something

and other blooms

The background of the painting is a muted greenish-grey

Merian also produced a number of important works on natural history

the "Marvels" series is considered one of Miró's most important works

expressive brushstrokes creates a sense of energy and movement in the painting

Picasso was known for his experimentation with different styles and techniques throughout his career

reading a book

Seutter published a wide range of maps

The sunflower dominates the composition

The word "Gewebe" means "texture" or "fabric" in German

The painting was created in 1944 and is considered a masterpiece of Miro's later period

One of the later versions of the painting was created in 1952