Picasso in 1905

At the Lapin Agile
New York, Metropolitan Museum

Two Acrobats with a Dog
New York, Museum of Modern Art

Acrobat and Young Harlequin
Merion (PA), Barnes Foundation

Boy with a Dog
Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum

Boy with a Frilled Collar
Private Collection
Z. I, 273

Boy in Blue
Private Collection

Profile of a Boy
Worcester (MA), Art Museum

Boy Holding a Blue Vase
Private Collection

The Harlequin's Head
Detroit, Institute of Arts

The Harlequin's Head
Detroit, Institute of Arts

Boy with Bouquet of Flowers
Private Collection

Maternity
Private Collection
Z. XXII, 141

Girl in a Chemise
London, Tate Gallery

Seated Female Nude
Paris, Musee Nationale d'Art Moderne

Mother and Child Baladins
Stuttgart, Staatsgalerie

Girl on the Ball
Moscow, Pushkin Museum

Circus Family
Baltimore, Museum of Art

The Athlete
Private Collection

Harlequin Sitting on a Red Couch
Berlin, Berggruen Museum

Strolling Player and Child
Osaka, National Museum of Art

The Marriage of Pierette
Private Collection

Harlequin's Family
Private Collection
Z. XXII, 158

Harlequin's Family
Portland, Museum of Art

Family of Acrobats with Monkey
Gothenburg, Museum of Art

Seated Monkey
Baltimore, Museum of Art

Harlequin's Family
Private Collection

Young Girl with Flower Basket
Private Collection

Acrobat and Young Harlequin
Private Collection

Harlequin Applying Make-Up
Collection Marina Picasso

Mother and Child
Budapest, Museum of Fine Arts
Z. XXII, 64

Harlequin on a Horseback
Private Collection

A Horsewoman
Private Collection

The King
Stuttgart, Staatsgalerie

Hurdy-Gurdy Man and Young Harlequin
Zurich, Kunsthaus

The Three Dutchwomen
Paris, Musee d'Art Moderne

Dutch Girl
Brisbane, Queensland Art Gallery
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Painted during a brief holiday with friends in the Netherlands, it depicts a young Dutch girl (reputedly the daughter of the proprietor of the hotel where Picasso stayed) nude, except for a traditional cap. The archaic serenity and gentle mood of the painting relate to Picasso's rose period but, significantly, the volumetric treatment and statuesque quality of the figure foreshadow the artist's cubist developments and prefigure his classical nudes of the 1920s.

Young Acrobat and Clown
Baltimore, Museum of Art

Family of Saltimbanques
Washington, National Gallery of Art

Woman from Mallorca
Moscow, Pushkin Museum

Juggler with Still Life
Washington, National Gallery of Art

A Boy with Pipe
Private Collection

Portrait of Madame Canals
Barcelona, Museu Picasso

Woman with a Fan
Washington, National Gallery of Art

Fernande with a Black Mantilla
Z. I, 256

La Coiffure
Baltimore, Museum of Art