PABLO PICASSO Still Life with Ox Skull, 1990

Still Life with Ox Skull was painted by Pablo Picasso in 1942 during his World War II or War Period. This period was marked by somber and darker themes, reflecting the impact of the war and the personal challenges Picasso faced during the Nazi occupation of Paris. The ox skull is often interpreted as a symbol of death and mortality, which was a prevalent theme in his works during this time.

Still Life with Ox Skull is a printed on high-quality 250g paper with deckled edges with full margins, published by Achenbach Art Edition in Düsseldorf.