Still life with bottle of rum 1911

Pablo Picasso's 1911 "Still Life with bottle of rum" is a prime example of his Cubist style, characterized by fragmented forms and geometric shapes. This still life departs from traditional representation, instead presenting the objects in a multi-faceted and abstract manner. The composition is dominated by sharp angles and broken lines, creating a sense of depth and movement. The use of muted browns, greens, and blues adds to the painting's somber and introspective mood. Picasso's innovative approach to composition and form challenged the norms of traditional art, influencing generations of artists.