The wild exuberance of these two babes is fun to behold. Picasso titles this painting, "Two Women Running on the Beach) ("Dos Mujeres Corriendo en la Playa"). Guache on plywood. 1922.

Goats are one of my favorite animals and Picasso knows just how to render one with gusto.

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In the summer of 1918 Picasso created this oil on canvas. A rather whimsical rendition titled, "The Bathers."

This looks like a fun night of dancing to me!

This sculpture appeals to me a lot since, as a child, I was an avid 'rope jumper.' This is called, "Little Girl Skipping," (1950) and is a plaster original (osier basket, cake mould, shoes, wood, iron, pottery and plaster). Picasso used to love to frolic around with finding and using just about anything that caught his fancy (from pebbles to old bicycle seats) and turning it into his art. However, it is said, "But the secret language of all these works is their unity."