A still life with a carafe and glasses 1913

"A Still Life with a Carafe and Glasses" is a 1913 painting by French artist Henri Le Fauconnier. The work is characteristic of Fauconnier’s later style, which is characterized by Cubist influences, using geometric shapes and fragmented forms. The artist breaks down the objects, showing them from multiple angles, and using muted tones of brown, green, and blue, creating a sense of depth and distortion. The painting showcases Le Fauconnier's experimentation with Cubist principles in a still life setting.