Three women (Rhythmical version), 1908 - Pablo Picasso

Three Women (Rhythmical Version), 1908 - Pablo Picasso

Explore Pablo Picasso’s "Three Women (Rhythmical Version)," a dynamic oil on canvas from 1908. Artist Rococo, in collaboration with SIRIS wood optic, offers her impressions and a unique recreation of this captivating masterpiece.

Title: Three Women (Rhythmical Version)

Artist: Pablo Picasso

Date: 1908

Medium: Oil on canvas

Dimensions: 200 cm × 150 cm (78.7 in × 59.1 in)

Provenance: Not specified

Location: The Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg

Signature/Inscription: Signed "Picasso" in the lower right corner

Condition: Excellent, with no significant restorations or damages noted

Exhibition History: Exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, in 1939

Catalogue Raisonné: Listed in the Catalogue Raisonné of Pablo Picasso's works by Christian Zervos

Rococo's Impressions

Pablo Picasso’s "Three Women (Rhythmical Version)" from 1908 is a striking example of his exploration of form and movement. The painting features three women, their bodies intertwined in a rhythmic and almost dance-like composition. Picasso’s use of geometric shapes and bold lines creates a sense of harmony and dynamism that is both captivating and thought-provoking.

In my recreation of "Three Women (Rhythmical Version)" on our luxury wood eyewear, I aim to reflect Picasso’s innovative approach to form and movement. The natural texture of the wood adds an additional layer of depth and complexity to the piece, enhancing its rhythmic quality. By transforming Picasso’s masterpiece into wearable art, I hope to offer a fresh and contemporary interpretation of his vision.

Painting Info

Three Women (Rhythmical Version) by Pablo Picasso, 1908, Oil on canvas, 200 cm × 150 cm (78.7 in × 59.1 in)