Composition au diapason 

"Composition au diapason" is a Cubist work by Albert Gleizes, a founding member of the movement. The painting utilizes geometric shapes and simplified forms. The artwork is characterized by its bold lines, contrasting shades, and simplified forms. It is a testament to the artist's fascination with the essence of form and structure, reflecting a key aspect of the Cubist movement. Gleizes's commitment to abstraction can be seen in his disregard for naturalism, embracing the fragmented and geometric representation of reality. This style of painting, typical of the early 20th century, challenged traditional perspectives, pioneering a new visual language.