Jeune Fille Assise 1919

"Jeune Fille Assise" (1919) by Georges Valmier is a Cubist painting that exemplifies the movement's emphasis on geometric forms and fragmented perspectives. The work, painted in bold, contrasting colors, depicts a seated figure, likely a young woman, whose form is broken down into geometric shapes and planes. Valmier's use of overlapping and fragmented elements, combined with the vibrant palette, creates a dynamic and visually engaging composition that captures the essence of Cubism's exploration of form and space.