Masquerade in a Landscape 

"Masquerade in a Landscape" is an oil painting by British artist Wyndham Lewis, executed in 1934. The work is a Cubist interpretation of a masked ball scene. The geometric shapes, fragmented figures, and bold colors create a sense of disorientation and ambiguity, characteristic of Lewis's Vorticist style. The painting is visually complex, presenting the viewer with a layered, fragmented landscape and an array of masked figures. The artist's use of jarring angles, bold lines, and vivid colors contribute to the unsettling yet intriguing atmosphere of the scene.