Still life 1914

"Still Life" by Pablo Picasso, created in 1914, is a prime example of his Cubist style. This small, yet striking, collage piece is composed of various materials and objects, including wood, fabric, and paper, all arranged in a fragmented and abstract manner. Picasso's exploration of form and space, characteristic of Cubism, is evident in the disjointed arrangement of elements, creating a sense of depth and dimensionality. The piece, a departure from traditional still life depictions, highlights Picasso's experimentation with materials and his interest in representing the world from multiple perspectives.