Still Life 1914

"Still Life" by Lyubov Popova, a prominent Russian artist, is a 1914 painting that exemplifies Cubist principles. This artwork presents a fragmented, geometric composition, characteristic of Cubism. The bold, simplified shapes and the use of overlapping planes create a sense of depth and dynamism. The inclusion of the words "Les Ateliers" (The Workshops), likely referencing a workshop setting, suggests the influence of Cubism's interest in industrial and modern themes. Popova's "Still Life" is a testament to the Cubist movement's impact on Russian art.