Pablo Picasso "Dancing Woman" Lithograph, 1960
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Substantial lithograph by Pablo Picasso "Dancing Woman" made in 1960 depicting an abstract representation of a couple dancing along with other distorted figures all around.
Signed 'Picasso' and dated '11/6/60 VII' both in the lower right. It has been newly framed and matted, and also has UV protection glass added. Numbered 144/500.
Picasso's use of the grotesque can be seen in his exploration of distorted and exaggerated forms, often incorporating elements of the bizarre, unsettling, and fantastical. His interest in primitivism and non-Western art led him to embrace the raw, uncanny, and unconventional. In his "Rose Period," he depicted melancholic and elongated figures with distorted features.
In essence, Picasso's incorporation of abstract and grotesque styles allowed him to push the boundaries of artistic representation, challenge conventional norms, and convey complex emotions and ideas through his work. His ability to seamlessly blend these styles showcases his innovative spirit and his significant influence on the evolution of modern art.