seated man roger de la fresnaye

seated man roger de la fresnayeConsidered a self portrait, "Seated Man" is an important stage in La Fresnaye's production before the war. The left part of the painting, the geometric still life, is the subject of another painting, entitled "Still Life with a Square". The other part of the painting is devoted to a character with an undefined face, according to the cubist norm, occupying the entire height of the canvas, in a frontal position and in an environment where curves and

blue and green to black

pink and yellow

Sold for 7 francs at the artist's death

during which he concentrated on the representation of the Provençal landscape

on the right

This work reflects the impressionist movement by the technique used and the importance of light

as well as his talent for capturing the atmosphere and emotions of the places he painted

A moment full of reality is thus immortalized by a canvas full of life and movement

brings out the animal's vivid symbolism

Monet's vivid colour palette and quick

both figurative and abstract

northwest of Marseille