Duck Decoy 1931

Karl Knaths' 1931 "Duck Decoy" exemplifies his unique style of geometric abstraction, often depicting still life subjects. This particular artwork showcases a duck decoy in a still life composition, rendered in bold, simplified forms and contrasting colors. The use of flat planes and sharp lines, characteristic of Cubism, creates a sense of depth and dynamism, highlighting the form and structure of the objects. Knaths' paintings are known for their bold color choices and playful use of space, offering a captivating experience for the viewer.