Answer:
“Bull's Head”, a bronze sculpture created in Paris in 1942, uses the shape of a saddle and a bicycle handlebar.
Explanation:
Pablo Picasso took a handlebar and a bicycle seat and joined them into a bull's head. The handlebars and the seat themselves are not a work of art. And even bringing them together in this way does not require great technical expertise. But the result shows incredible genius. The handlebars and the seat have always been there, within reach of all of us, but only Picasso saw this association. Picasso created, and art is directly linked to the act of creation. The creation took place in a very simple way, with absolutely trivial objects, remnants of an old bicycle, but “The Bull's Head” is undeniably Art.
