"Young Girl" is a painting created by the artist Pablo Picasso in 1905. It is part of his Rose Period, characterized by warm colors and themes of love and tenderness. The artwork features a young girl with a serene expression, dressed in a simple, flowing garment. The painting is notable for its use of soft pinks and blues, which convey a sense of innocence and youth. Picasso captures the girl's delicate features and gentle demeanor, reflecting the emotional depth of his subjects during this period of his artistic development.