A Moving Still Life 1976 - 1977

David Hockney's "A Moving Still Life" (1976-1977) is a vibrant and surreal lithograph that exemplifies his unique approach to still life. The composition features a table with legs that appear to be human, and a suspended head, all rendered in Hockney's signature bold lines and contrasting colors. The artwork's playful nature and unexpected juxtapositions invite viewers to reconsider the traditional boundaries of still life painting, leaving a lasting impression through its witty observation of the everyday world.