Still Life with Pitcher and Apples by Pablo Picasso Corinthian Aged Silver Framed Oil Painting Art Print 30 in. x 34 in.

Created in 1919, the Still Life with Pitcher and Apples was created during Picasso's Cubist Period and gives it a universal character, as there is no season and no place associated with the painting - simplicity at it's finest. However, this painting is also disquieting in the sense that, against the neutral background, the pitcher can be seen as a female figure with generous proportions, and is an unexpected erotic idiom. Frame Description: Corinthian Aged Silver Frame