In the collection of Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia — check current display status with the museum.
FROM THE BARNES FOUNDATION’S CATALOG
Picasso spent the summer of 1906 in Gósol, a remote mountain village in northeast Spain. Here he painted the enigmatic Girl with Goat , along with several other canvases that marked a new direction in his art. His color palette, which had been dominated by blue, shifted to roses and pinks, and he began incorporating subtle signs of classical antiquity. The boy with the water jug references a figure from Greek statuary, while the girl evokes a classical Venus arranging her hair.
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At the Theater (The Courtesan)
Woman Seated on Striped Floor
Still Life with Basket of Fruit and Jug
Child Seated in an Armchair (Enfant assis dans un fauteuil)
Standing Nude in Front of a Red Arch
Young Woman Holding a Cigarette (Jeune femme tenant une ciga
The Ascetic (L' Ascète)
Composition: The Peasants
Paul Cézanne — Medea, after Delacroix
Odilon Redon — Pandora
André Derain — Nude
Jules Pascin — Two Standing Nudes (Deux nus debout)
Amedeo Modigliani — Pink Nude—Caryatid (recto); Caryatid (ve
Jules Pascin — Nude and Cupid
Jules Pascin — Two Nudes–One Standing, One Sitting
Paul Cézanne
Jules Pascin — Nude and Books (Nu et livres)
Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881–1973) — The Mother at Her Toile
Maurice Denis — Mother and Child
Krona Bronstein — Seated Figure