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The painted caryatids function chiefly as studies for sculpture: searches for a stable form before carving. Comparisons have been drawn with African, Cycladic and Etruscan sources.
This page lists related oils, including antecedents and later figures that share the same structural type. Watercolours and gouaches are not included here.

Works listed on this page are compiled from published catalogues and open sources. Inclusion is documentary and does not constitute an attribution or a catalogue raisonné entry.
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| 1910 ? Woman Bust |
1910 ? Woman head |
1911-1912 Standing nude arms crossed |
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| 1911-1912 Standing nude arms open |
1911-1912 Standing nude arms closed |
1913 Standing Caryatid |
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| 1913 Caryatid right bended knee |
1913 Standing Caryatid |
1913 Standing nude in a garden |
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| 1912-1913 ? Caryatid |
1913 the Great Red Bust |
1913 Red Bust |
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| 1913 Caryatid |
1915 Lola de Valence |
1915 Woman red bust |