Three nudes
- Artist
- Pablo Picasso
- Date
- 1906
- Style
- Expressionism
- Genre
- Nude painting (nu)
"Three Nudes" is a notable example from Picasso's Blue Period, showcasing his transition to the more vibrant Rose Period. Created during his stay in Montmartre, the painting reflects a move toward cheerful themes like carnival performers, yet retains an underlying sense of vulnerability. Depicting three nude figures, it can be viewed as a Nude painting (nu) that explores human form and emotion through vivid earthy hues. Although inspired by personal themes, the work also hints at Expressionism with its expressive use of color and raw portrayal of the human condition.
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