Nature morte 1926

Louis Marcoussis's "Nature morte" (1926) is a still life painting characteristic of the Cubist movement. Marcoussis's Cubist style is distinct from the more geometric Cubism of Picasso and Braque. His work emphasizes fragmented forms and a playful use of color. The painting depicts a table setting with a bottle, a bowl of fruit, and a plate, all rendered in a stylized and abstract fashion. The interplay of geometric shapes and vibrant hues contributes to a sense of dynamism and depth. This painting exemplifies Marcoussis's unique approach to Cubism, blending geometric abstraction with a sensitivity to color and texture.