The statements that describe Cubist characteristics in this painting by Pablo Picasso are:
A. It has fragmented shapes that are knitted together to form a unified whole and overall design.
B. It shows objects that are reduced to their basic geometric shapes.
C. It is an experiment that shows three-dimensional objects on a flat surface.
D. It shows objects from a single vantage point.
Explanation: The work done by Picasso are stylistic in nature. Pablo Picasso focused toward abstraction. His drawing illustrated the real world and the complicated thought on visual language.
He almost didn't use any color excluding a monochromatic designs such as grey, blue and bronze were only used.
Pablo Picasso made the objects as natural shape and reduced into basic geometric parts on the two-dimensional flat picture.
Picasso used to always focus on third dimension. He experimented with dimensions and played by disconnecting the third. But lacked being a pure abstract painter.
