"The Headless Woman" is a painting created by the Argentine artist María Luisa Bemberg in 1947. The artwork depicts a woman whose head is missing, symbolizing themes of disconnection and loss. The use of vibrant colors and abstract forms invites viewers to interpret the emotional depth of the piece. This painting is part of the Surrealist movement, which often explores the subconscious and dream-like imagery. It reflects the struggles of identity and the human experience, resonating with audiences through its haunting yet captivating visual narrative. The work is significant in the context of Latin American art and feminist themes.