Picasso’s Rose Period – The Young Women of Avignon, 500 pieces

Guernica puzzle feature

Picasso’s Rose Period represents one of the most intimate and poetic phases of his artistic production, a moment when his painting becomes more silent, human, and deeply emotional. This 500-piece puzzle invites you to enter that delicate and suspended dimension, where color becomes the language of the soul and the human figure returns to center stage.

Between 1904 and 1906, Pablo Picasso gradually abandoned the dark tones of his Blue Period to embrace a warmer palette, dominated by pinks, ochres, and delicate oranges. The works from this phase depict a fragile and melancholic humanity: acrobats, acrobats, solitary figures captured in moments of quiet and introspection. There is no outrageous drama, but a restrained sweetness, made up of downcast gazes and measured gestures.

The puzzle, inspired by Picasso’s Rose Period, captures precisely this atmosphere: simplified forms, elongated bodies, essential volumes emerging from rarefied spaces. Each piece contributes to reconstructing not just an image, but an emotional climate, in which painting becomes a silent narrative of the human condition.

Putting this puzzle together means slowing down, observing, and tuning into the work’s calm rhythm. The repeated movement of editing guides the gaze across the chromatic surfaces, allowing us to grasp nuances, balances, and subtle tensions that often escape a cursory glance. It’s an experience that combines concentration and contemplation, ideal for those who love to experience art actively and personally.

The image details are of excellent quality , furthermore the die is made with Smart-Cut Technology with unique and unusual shapes and just like snowflakes, no two pieces are the same.
The highest quality product is 100% recyclable, environmentally friendly and non-toxic.

	Number of pieces 500		Brand Eurographics
	Puzzle dimensions (cm) 38 x 38		Box dimensions (cm) 35 x 25 x 5

Description of the artwork: Picasso’s Rose Period

Les Demoiselles d’Avignon is one of Pablo Picasso ‘s most revolutionary and influential paintings, created in 1907 and considered the manifesto of Cubism , the movement that revolutionized the history of modern art. The scene depicts five female figures in a fragmented space: not simple silhouettes, but geometric shapes, broken planes, and bold angles that challenge traditional visual perception. The young women’s poses, stylized faces, analytical surfaces, and the absence of a unified perspective transform the representation into a sort of “multiple vision” of reality, where the gaze does not follow a single direction, but moves between volumes and planes in constant tension. This painting marked a turning point in 20th-century painting: Picasso broke with the classical rules of perspective and portraiture , opening new paths to the understanding of space and form. The work, with its expressive power and innovative language, invites those who observe it, and now also those who reassemble it piece by piece, to look beyond the surface of things and embrace new visual and conceptual perspectives.