All painters go through different moments with respect to their art, which of course is reflected in the paintings they create, and Picasso went through the period called the rose period, just after .
Between 1904 and 1907, his color palette was composed of pastel tones, the ones he used to make paintings with marginalized people in one way or another, with thoughtful and melancholic expressions.
However, Pink predominated a lot, hence the name of this period, and among the many works he painted, there are some that stand out more than others that are worth knowing.
Best works of Picasso’s rose period
The Actor (1904).L’étrangleur (1904).Comedian with Child (1905).Boy with Pipe (1905).Motherhood (1905).Wandering Family (1905)Boy on a Horse (1905).Vase (1905-1906 ).Mother and son (1905).The peasants (1906).The two brothers (1906).The hairstyle (1906).
The significance of the rose period for Picasso
The pink period was fundamental to improve his techniques, polish his style and address certain themes in his paintings, as well as the next stage called black art, until reaching the cubism for which he is recognized, and it is all part of the process, something you suggested in:
Despite having spent most of my life in Paris, I am considered an Andalusian artist. My cubism, although it was part of a French movement, was considered Spanish. In fact, I started painting that way after one of my few trips back to Spain, inspired by the landscape.