footballers ii nicolas de stael

footballers ii nicolas de staelThis work belongs to the period in the 20th century when Nicolas de Stal was interested in sporting scenes, particularly football. He attended several matches and sought to convey the energy of bodies in motion without resorting to descriptive representation. The subject allowed him to work on the fragmentation of forms and the balance between abstraction and recognition of the motif, reducing the figures to coloured masses organised in space. The

a genre of Japanese art focusing on scenes of the floating world

Hokusai's painting "River Tama and Mount Fuji" illustrates the very essence of ukiyo-e

while providing a visually appealing and peaceful scene

The precise treatment of the landscape and figures recalls the influence of realism

allowed him to reduce the scene to relationships between planes and muted colours

Fernand Léger depicts a festive world teeming with characters

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This painting depicts a winter landscape with a train passing through a snowy landscape

This painting combines poetry and provocation

In The Two Women with Bouquets

in an orange-red dress with a white collar

introspective style