Pablo Picasso’s sculptures reflect his boundless creativity and willingness to experiment with form and material. From assemblages of found objects to intricate bronze works, his creations often pushed the boundaries of traditional sculpture. Picasso’s use of unconventional materials, including metal, wood and ceramics, demonstrated his innovative spirit. Works such as Bull’s Head and Baboon and Young exemplify his ability to transform everyday objects into profound artistic statements, while Tête de femme (Fernande)stands as a key moment in the development of Cubism.