Picasso's most famous works
The top 3 according to 53 votes from people: Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (1907) · Three Musicians (1921) · The Weeping Woman (1937). (Updated Mar 26, 2024.)
From "Guernica" in the Reina Sofía to "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon", which opened the door to Cubism, by way of the Blue Period: the most celebrated paintings by the artist from Málaga. Which is your favourite?
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Top 13
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1
Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (1907)
The painting that launched Cubism, at MoMA.
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2
Three Musicians (1921)
An oil that imitates Cubist collage.
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3
The Weeping Woman (1937)
Dora Maar in tears, a sister of Guernica.
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4
Girl before a Mirror (1932)
Intense colours and curving shapes.
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5
Guernica (1937)
The bombing of Guernica in black and white, in the Reina Sofía.
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6
Dora Maar au Chat (1941)
One of his most expensive portraits at auction.
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7
Seated Bather (1930)
An almost bony figure, at MoMA.
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8
The Dream (1932)
Marie-Thérèse Walter asleep.
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9
Self-Portrait (1907)
The young Picasso searching, at the National Gallery Prague.
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10
Still Life with Steer's Skull (1942)
Painted in the middle of the war.
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11
The Yellow Picador (c. 1890)
He painted it at about eight years old.
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12
La Vie (1903)
The great Blue Period work, at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
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13
Motherhood (1901)
From his first years in Paris.
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