the fourteenth of july roger de la fresnaye

the fourteenth of july roger de la fresnayeThe Fourteenth of July offers an emblematic example of La Fresnaye's idiosyncratic Cubist experimentation and is indicative of a decisive transition in the artist's career. His sensitivity to color is resolutely concrete in the present work, where the construction is based on a series of geometric shapes colored in primary colors, black or white. Proudly displaying the colors of the tricolor flag in the upper left hand corner, La Fresnaye gives this

The entire composition

in order to emphasize his friend

View of the Quai du Louvre is a post-impressionist work by the French artist Robert Delaunay

It is actually a triptych entitled: "The Waiting"

Its key theme is the relationship between beauty

This post-impressionist painting is not only a testament to Van Gogh's individuality

creating a play of light and shadow on faces

Mediterranean atmosphere

The Windows series reflects Delaunay's interest in formal and chromatic experimentation

knowledge and noble origin of the animal are born from the chromatic prism coiled in the lower arch of the circle

Monet captured the essence of nature and the passage of time through the use of subtle nuances and the play of light

it is rare to see him deal directly with the theme of death