Still life on the octagonal table 1916

Pyotr Konchalovsky's 1916 "Still life on the octagonal table" is a captivating depiction of a simple still life using the medium of pencil on paper. The artist, known for his vibrant still life paintings, captures the essence of everyday objects with a focus on geometric shapes and strong lines, capturing the essence of a simple still life scene. The composition emphasizes the octagonal table and the objects placed upon it, suggesting a sense of order and balance characteristic of the Cubist movement, although Konchalovsky is primarily recognized as a Russian Impressionist artist. The use of bold, cross-hatching strokes creates a dynamic and textured surface, highlighting the forms and textures of the objects.