Still Life a Pitcher and Apples


 This still life drawing was done by Pablo Picasso in 1919, it is titled “Still Life a Pitcher and Apples”. In this drawing you see a pitcher, four apples and a dish in black and white. I like how the shading is done in the drawing because it shows contrast and it really makes it look realistic.

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