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At the Circus

Pablo Picasso

1906

From the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art

Early Modern

Dominant colour

At the Circus is a 1906 by Pablo Picasso, held at Cleveland Museum of Art.

Who painted this?: Pablo Picasso
When & what style?: 1906
Where can I see it?: Cleveland Museum of Art

About this work

This image is a sketch of a horse and a person. The horse is facing right, with its head turned back towards the left. It has a long, flowing mane and tail. The person is standing behind the horse, with their arms raised above their head. They appear to be dancing or performing some kind of action. The sketch is done in a simple, yet expressive style. The lines are bold and confident, with a focus on capturing the movement and energy of the scene. The overall effect is one of dynamic energy and spontaneity. The artist's use of simple forms and bold lines creates a sense of immediacy and intimacy. The image feels like a snapshot or a moment captured in time. If you're interested in learning more about this style, you might want to explore the work of Pablo Picasso.