Still Life with Acropolis in the Background 1931

"Still Life with Acropolis in the Background" is a 1931 oil painting by Greek artist Konstantinos Parthenis. This Cubist-inspired piece features a still life arrangement of fruit, glassware, and a bottle on a tabletop. The Acropolis of Athens is depicted in the background, blurred and rendered in muted tones, suggesting the artist's connection to his Greek heritage. Parthenis utilizes muted colors and geometric forms to create a sense of depth and perspective, showcasing the artist's unique approach to still life composition. Currently, this painting resides at the National Art Gallery (Alexandros Soutzos Museum) in Athens.