Pablo Picasso

Fan, Salt Box, Melon, 1909

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One of Picasso's earliest Cubist paintings, this still life depicts a group of objects on a table. A lady's green fan is opened and propped against the wall, where it dissolves into faceted, geometric planes. A wooden salt box, a sliced melon in a crystal bowl, and a rumpled cloth also rest on the table. While some objects are depicted from a frontal view, the table is tilted upright, as if seen from the ceiling.
© 2020 Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

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Pablo Picasso

Fan, Salt Box, Melon, 1909

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