the saint henri tile factory raoul dufy

the saint henri tile factory raoul dufyIn the 1910s, Raoul Dufy moved away from his colourful, decorative compositions to explore a more structured language, influenced by Fauvism and emerging Cubism. This painting, devoted to an industrial landscape, illustrates his interest in urban and manufacturing scenes, far removed from the more familiar seaside representations in his work. The painting shows a complex of red buildings, stretched out along a dark river, dominated by tall chimneys.

before he moved on to geometric abstraction

Turner concentrates less on the details of the scene than on conveying an atmosphere

textured color

a leading exponent of the Impressionist movement

under the watchful gaze of a photographer ready to immortalise the moment

while at the same time emphasising the isolation inherent in these spaces

covered in a blanket of immaculate snow

introspective world of Frida Kahlo

This dense

atmospheric reinterpretation of “Girl with a Pearl Earring”

intertwine to create a harmonious and soothing landscape

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