Untitled 

This "Untitled" work by Albert Gleizes is an example of Cubist art, a style popularized in the early 20th century. Gleizes' work, characterized by the use of geometric shapes and fractured forms, reflects the Cubist emphasis on breaking down objects into their basic components and reassembling them on the canvas. The bold, vibrant colors and flat planes of color contribute to the abstract, fragmented aesthetic of the composition. This is a typical Cubist style, where the painting is built from simplified shapes and overlapping planes. Gleizes' work is an impactful example of the evolution of modern art, where the traditional focus on depicting realistic scenes is abandoned in favor of exploring the formal elements of art itself.