Hyères I 1928

"Hyères I" is a Cubist oil painting by Louis Marcoussis, created in 1928. The artwork depicts a still life composition with geometric shapes and fragmented forms. The composition includes a vase with a flower, a bowl with fruit, and an abstract architectural element. The bold colors and simplified forms are characteristic of Cubist art. Marcoussis' work reflects the influence of artists like Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, who pioneered the Cubist movement. His paintings often explore the relationships between forms, space, and color, creating a unique and dynamic visual language.