Bacchus
The artwork to the right of the 'Homme Nu Assis et Grappes de Raisin', is Picasso's 'Man in a Mask, a Woman with a Child in her Arm' (1936)
The works of Pablo Picasso from the early to mid-1930s have been described as having a particular style of symbolism and representation. in these two pieces, Marie-Thérèse, Bacchus, and a mask, are placed side by side to illustrate the resemblance between them. Though the artworks have different approaches to art, they share the same symbolism that Picasso was known for at the time. Each artwork presents Marie-Thérèse, Bacchus, and a mask as art within the art, showcasing Picasso's iconic style.