Some experts state that this painting was produced as its artist's reaction to Matisse's Bonheur de Vivre while other early sketches indicate that the artist intended to include two men, one of whom was holding a skull.
Some experts state that this painting was produced as its artist's reaction to Matisse's Bonheur de Vivre while other early sketches indicate that the artist intended to include two men, one of whom was holding a skull. The bottom of this painting includes a small table on which a watermelon, some grapes, and other fruits are placed. One figure is partially covered in a pink robe, and a different figure holds a white sheet to cover her genitals. Yet another figure's breast is rendered as a quadrilateral, and that woman and the figure underneath her are wearing African masks. For ten points, identify this cubist work depicting five prostitutes on the title street, a work by Pablo Picasso. 
Some experts state that this painting was produced as its artist's reaction to Matisse's Bonheur de Vivre while other early sketches indicate that the artist intended to include two men, one of whom was holding a skull.
Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (Accept "The Demoiselles of Avignon", "The Young Ladies of Avignon", and "The Whores (prostitutes, whatever) of Avignon") 