Cubist Composition 1917

"Cubist Composition" by María Blanchard, created in 1917, is a prime example of Cubist art. The artwork displays a unique, fragmented style, characterized by geometric shapes and overlapping planes, capturing the essence of still life objects in an abstract manner. Blanchard's work showcases a bold exploration of form and color, contributing significantly to the development of Cubism within the art world. Her unique artistic approach, influenced by her experiences in Paris, helped solidify her place among the prominent figures of the Cubist movement.