Painting 1914

Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso’s "Painting" (1914), exemplifies the artist's unique style within the Cubist movement. The artwork is characterized by its fragmented composition, with geometric shapes and vibrant colors used to depict what appears to be a ship at sea. The use of bold, angular forms and contrasting hues creates a dynamic and abstract representation, reflecting the artist's interest in exploring the visual language of modern life. This piece captures the artist's distinctive approach to Cubism, a style known for its focus on simplified forms and its rejection of traditional perspective.