Still Life 1936

"Still Life" by Sasza Blonder, painted in 1936, presents a simplified arrangement of everyday objects in a bold and expressive style characteristic of the artist's work. The composition features a collection of bottles, cans, and kitchen utensils rendered in vibrant, sometimes opaque colors, which are applied in broad strokes to create a sense of depth and texture. The overall effect is one of immediacy and a focus on the tangible qualities of the depicted objects. The painting reflects Blonder's interest in exploring the interplay of light and color as well as his fascination with the beauty found in the ordinary.