The little station 1911

Natalia Goncharova's "The Little Station" from 1911 is a prime example of Cubist art. Goncharova, a prominent figure in Russian avant-garde, utilizes geometric forms and fragmented perspectives to depict a bustling train station. The bold use of color and the fractured composition, a hallmark of Cubism, gives the viewer a dynamic and multifaceted view of the scene. The inclusion of Russian letters and a prominent train engine add a specific, Russian context to this powerful and experimental piece.