Mother and child paintings.

Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1972) - Les Pierreuses - 1902

artcafe:

Pablo Picasso. Landscape. La Rue des Bois or Paris, August or September 1908. MoMA, NYC by renzodionigi on Flickr.

Pablo Picasso, Woman in Striped Armchair, 1941

thefineartnude:

Pablo Picasso, Three Bathers, Juan-les-Pins 1920

artistandstudio:

Pablo Picasso postcard to Jean Cocteau, St.-Raphaël 1919

Pablo Picasso (1881–1973), Portrait de Jacqueline, 1957

laflaneuse8:

Pablo Picasso, The Dreamer, 1932

“Picasso met Marie-Thérèse Walter (1909-1977) on a sidewalk in Paris in January 1927; he was forty-five and she was seventeen. They became lovers soon after, and Marie-Thérèse gave birth to their daughter, Maya, in 1935. Marie-Thérèse’s voluptuous figure inspired innumerable pictures, many of them erotic. Picasso based this composition on Ingres’s famous “Odalisque and Slave” but during extensive revisions condensed the figure into something resembling an ancient fertility object.” MET collection

artistandstudio:

Pablo Picasso drawing

Pablo Picasso, Portrait of Marie Therese Walter, 1937