Still Life 1920

Le Corbusier's "Still Life" from 1920 is a prime example of Cubist principles. The painting depicts a simplified arrangement of geometric forms, including a bottle, guitar, and various abstract shapes. The flat planes and limited palette create a sense of depth and spatial complexity. The artist's use of color is deliberate and creates a sense of harmony, showcasing his interest in the formal qualities of art. This artwork demonstrates Le Corbusier's early exploration of abstract composition and his movement away from traditional representational styles, which would become a defining element of his later architectural and artistic works.