Still life 1910

Konstantin Korovin's 1910 "Still Life" is a vibrant example of his impressionistic style. The painting depicts a rich array of fruit, including peaches and grapes, alongside a prominent black bottle and red flowers, all set against a background of leafy greens and the suggestion of a chair. This still life, now housed in the Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, captures the fleeting beauty of everyday objects, emphasizing the artist's fascination with light and color. The loose brushstrokes and fragmented forms contribute to the overall sense of immediacy and vibrancy characteristic of Impressionism.