Abstraction 

"Abstraction" is a charcoal drawing by Roger de La Fresnaye, created in 1914. The piece depicts a still life composed of geometric shapes and forms, emphasizing the artist's exploration of Cubist principles. The simplified, fragmented objects, including a bottle, a cylinder, and various geometric shapes, are rendered in shades of gray, creating a sense of depth and volume. This drawing exemplifies de La Fresnaye's distinct style of Cubism, marked by a refined sense of composition and a focus on the interplay of light and shadow.