Tea Time
- Artist
- Alice Bailly
- Date
- 1920
- Style
- Cubism
- Genre
- Genre painting
"Tea Time" by Alice Bailly, created in 1920, exemplifies her innovative approach within the sphere of genre painting. Bailly, a Swiss artist known for blending Cubism with elements of Surrealism, employs Oil on canvas to craft a work that emphasizes geometric abstraction and playful spatial distortions. The title hints at a domestic or social scene, yet Bailly’s signature style transforms the ordinary into a dynamic exploration of form and perception. The piece reflects her mastery of combining structural cubist techniques with a nuanced sense of timing and atmosphere.
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