Femme Nue et Deux Têtes

A dynamic and expressive late work by Picasso, *Femme Nue et Deux Têtes* combines ink and graphite to depict a nude female figure alongside two fragmented heads, showcasing the artist's lifelong fascination with the fractured human form. Created in 1969, the drawing reflects Picasso's bold, gestural line work and his signature Cubist-influenced approach to deconstructing and reassembling the body. The raw interplay of ink and graphite lends the composition an energetic spontaneity characteristic of his prolific later years.