The little bright house – Landscape 1915

"The Little Bright House – Landscape" (1915) by Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso exemplifies the artist's Cubist approach to landscape. The painting, characterized by bold geometric shapes and vivid colors, depicts a simplified, almost abstract representation of a house. The flat planes and simplified forms, along with the use of bright colors, showcase de Souza-Cardoso's unique approach to the Cubist style. The lack of depth and perspective further emphasizes the abstraction of the scene. The image of the house is broken down into its essential components and reassembled, demonstrating de Souza-Cardoso's interest in Cubism's emphasis on multiple perspectives. This artwork is a testament to the artist's embrace of geometric forms and vibrant color palette, showcasing a personal and expressive style within the broader context of Cubism.