An oil painting in the exact style of Pablo Picasso — combining Cubist fragmentation, bold black outlines, flat geometric planes of color, and distorted faces — but the subject of the painting is an infographic about the life of Picasso himself. The painting contains visual infographic elements rendered in Picasso’s own artistic language: A large cubist self-portrait of Picasso at the center, face fragmented into multiple simultaneous angles, one eye frontal, one in profile A painted timeline running across the canvas showing key dates: “1881 MÁLAGA” at the left, “1901 BLUE PERIOD”, “1907 LES DEMOISELLES D’AVIGNON”, “1937 GUERNICA”, “1973” at the right — all rendered as hand-painted text in rough brushstrokes Small cubist vignettes along the timeline showing his different periods: a melancholy blue figure, a rose-toned harlequin, angular cubist guitar and newspaper collage, the Guernica bull Painted bar charts and pie charts rendered in cubist style — geometric, fragmented, using a palette of ochre, terracotta, slate blue, black, white, and olive green Statistics painted as bold text: “50,000 WORKS”, “91 YEARS”, “7 WOMEN”, “PARIS • BARCELONA • MOUGINS” Visible brushstrokes with thick impasto texture and the characteristic Picasso palette The entire composition looks like a real Picasso painting that happens to contain infographic data Canvas texture clearly visible, oil paint medium, museum-quality execution Portrait orientation, tall format. The piece should feel like it belongs on a gallery wall, not a computer screen.