Violin, glass, pipe and inkwell 1912

"Violin, glass, pipe and inkwell" is a 1912 Cubist artwork by Pablo Picasso. The artwork is an oval shaped still life of a violin, glass, pipe, and inkwell, composed of fragmented, geometric shapes. Picasso's innovative approach, using elements from newspapers and other printed materials, is characteristic of his Cubist phase. The painting showcases Picasso's mastery of composition and his exploration of form and space, challenging traditional artistic conventions.