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Pablo Picasso
“Figures by the Seashore,” 1931

Locked in a kiss, the two figures are reduced to smooth, biomorphic shapes—more like weathered stones or bones than human bodies. Grotesque yet tender, the scene leaves literal representation behind to reveal the psychological truth of desire.

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