パブロ・ピカソ（Pablo Picasso）作『Two Nudes』
美術館のキャプション
The terra-cotta shades and heaviness of the figures in Two Nudes derive from Picasso's interest at the time in the ancient Iberian sculpture of his native Spain. These two women are nearly mirror images, but the face of the figure on the left bears a strong resemblance to that of the figure on the far left in Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (also on view in this gallery). Like the woman in Demoiselles, with whom she shares a chiseled nose and dark, hollow eyes, the nude seen here holds open a curtain and gazes outward, as though inviting us in.