Still Life
- Artist
- Andre Derain
- Date
- 1912
- Style
- Cubism
- Genre
- Still life
- Location
- Hermitage Museum
André Derain's Still Life captures a moment of quiet reflection with a masterful use of Oil on Canvas. Originally a co-founder of Fauvism, Derain's early works in 1905–1906 were renowned for their riotous colourism, but by 1910, his style became more subdued after studying the Cubism of the old masters. This shift toward restraint reflects his involvement in the Return to Order post-World War I, emphasizing a more classical and structured approach. The painting exemplifies his evolving style, blending traditional and modern influences in a refined composition.
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