Still life on the piano ('CORT') 1911

Pablo Picasso's "Still Life on the Piano ('CORT')" from 1911 is a prime example of Cubist art. The painting depicts a still life arrangement of objects, such as a pitcher, fruit bowl, and musical instruments, rendered in fragmented, geometric forms. The canvas is further dissected by the presence of the word "CORT", creating a sense of abstract and fragmented space. Picasso's bold use of color, simplified forms, and multiple perspectives challenges traditional artistic conventions, exemplifying the spirit of early 20th-century avant-garde movements.