From "Le tir à l'arc" Possibly 1960

This lithograph, "From 'Le tir à l'arc'" (possibly from 1960) by Georges Braque, is a prime example of Cubist principles. Braque, a pioneer of this influential art movement, used geometric shapes and fragmented forms to depict a scene. The artwork features a dynamic composition of overlapping planes and forms rendered in a limited palette of blue, gray, and white. The simplified forms and bold lines create a sense of abstraction, allowing for multiple interpretations of the subject matter. The artist's signature is visible at the bottom of the piece.