the window on the city no 3 robert delaunay

the window on the city no 3 robert delaunayThe window on the City No. 3, by the French artist Robert Delaunay, is an oil painting on canvas created in 1911. The painting illustrates a cubist vision of the city of Paris, featuring the artist's signature bright colours and geometric shapes. In this composition, we can see the emblematic architectural elements of Paris, such as the Eiffel Tower and the Haussmann roofs. These structures are deconstructed and recomposed into a mosaic of facets in

The work is similar to Rythme no1 by the same artist

The juxtaposition of colours and geometric shapes gives the work a unique visual dynamic and harmony

the water reflects the hues of the surrounding sky and trees

the atmosphere seems to be diluted in a cerulean sea that cannot be seen but towards which the two protagonists look

The male figure kneeling at the bottom of the white staircase is wearing a fez

Kandinsky liked to think that "to create a work is to create a world"

he wrote in a letter: "I saw in this reaper - a vague figure who struggles like a devil in the heat to get through his work - I saw in it the image of death

the essence of the pointillist movement

near Aix-en-Provence

as the title suggests

they combine without clashing

The omnipresent orange develops the composition's energizing potential for awareness and the concretization of projects through initiative