Still life 1912

Konstantin Korovin's "Still Life" (1912) showcases the artist's signature style of Impressionism. The work depicts a Parisian window scene with a vase of flowers, fruit, and a teapot. The soft brushstrokes and light color palette convey the atmosphere of a Parisian café. The use of light and shadow is evident as it illuminates the scene and highlights the details of the objects. This painting, housed at the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, is a testament to Korovin's masterful ability to capture the essence of everyday life.