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Picasso's sculpture "Head of a Woman," from 1909, is thought to be the first Cubist sculpture.
In some traditions he became a steed with the head of a woman and the tail of a peacock.
"Head of a Woman", Picasso's first large cubist sculpture, occupies the centre of a room devoted to that period.
The "Head of a Woman" sketched in black chalk around 1543-1544 is a portrait of rapturous bliss.
'Head of a Woman,' Princeton U. Art Museum Picasso's monumental stone-and-concrete sculpture "Head of a Woman" has a way of mesmerizing visitors to the Art Museum at Princeton.
But here the head of a woman who wears heavy makeup lies on a table along with the peppers.
"Head of a Woman, Head of Erna" is the earliest of only three known Kirchner sculptures of Schilling.
Mr. Schütte contributes an eerie monumental severed head of a woman that is the color of blood but not bloody.
"Head of a Woman With Bangs," painted on June 2, 1938, was estimated at $2 million to $3 million.
Nevertheless, this is essentially a novel that takes place inside the head of a woman inside a room.
A Picasso sculpture, "Head of a Woman (Fernande)" is one of the great examples of modernist sculpture.
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