Cubist Composition 1920

"Cubist Composition" by Georges Valmier, created in 1920, is a prime example of Cubist art, where the artist breaks down the subject matter into geometric shapes and reassembles them in a fragmented way. The painting features a series of overlapping geometric forms in a range of warm colors, creating a sense of depth and movement. The overall composition is enclosed within an oval shape, adding to the sense of abstractness and dynamism. Valmier's Cubist style is marked by his use of bold colors and graphic lines, resulting in a visually stimulating and intellectually engaging work.