Landscape 1959

Valerii Lamakh’s 1959 painting “Landscape” showcases a still life composition featuring a bottle, bowls, and a shell. The artist utilizes a palette of rich, warm colors and bold geometric shapes to create a sense of volume and depth. Lamakh's distinctive style, rooted in the principles of Cubism and characterized by fragmented forms and simplified representations, imbues the work with a sense of abstractness. This painting, completed during Lamakh's artistic prime, reveals his ability to capture the essence of everyday objects while imbuing them with an unexpected, almost surreal quality.