Georgette at the Piano 1923

"Georgette at the Piano" (1923) by René Magritte is an example of the artist’s early Cubist style. The painting is a simplification of forms and a breakdown of the figure into geometric shapes. Magritte's use of flat colors and the absence of perspective contribute to the Cubist style. The artwork depicts Georgette Berger, Magritte's wife, playing the piano. The painting is part of the Brachot Gallery collection in Brussels, Belgium, and is a testament to Magritte's exploration of Cubism before he developed his signature Surrealist style.