Head of a Woman

"Head of a Woman" is a striking portrait that exemplifies the boldness of Expressionism. Created on Masonite with a knockout surface, it reveals the artist's mastery of texture and form. The use of Pyroxylin-based paints adds vibrancy and longevity to the work. While inspired by the rich cultural heritage of Cuernavaca and the ancient Olmec civilization, the painting's focus on emotional depth mirrors the introspective qualities seen in early Mexican art from sites like Gualupita III. Overall, this piece beautifully fuses tradition with modernist technique.