Robinson 1915

Josef Capek's "Robinson" (1915) is a prime example of Cubist art, demonstrating the style's signature fragmentation of forms and geometric shapes. The painting's background is a deep blue, likely representing the sea, while the foreground is dominated by angular, overlapping forms, suggesting a fragmented landscape or the artist's perception of reality. The inclusion of a sailboat in the distance adds a subtle narrative element to the otherwise abstract composition.