the eiffel tower ii robert delaunay 1

the eiffel tower ii robert delaunay 1This abstract work reflects Nicolas de Stal's enduring interest in the landscapes of southern France, particularly Marseille. He approaches the city without any specific descriptive references, favouring a construction based on coloured planes and masses. The urban view becomes an arrangement of simplified forms, where the legibility of the place relies more on the organisation of space than on architectural identification. The composition is

is distinguished by the colour orange

contrast with the landscape in the background

in his quest for realism

The abundant scene invites the viewer to explore a world where the imaginary merges with a deep emotional sensitivity

"The Yellow House" reflects Van Gogh's fascination with the colours and landscapes of the Midi

providing a mysterious

It is an image that invites reflection on life in the city and individuality within shared spaces

evoking unspoken stories and a latent presence characteristic of the New Realist movement

melancholy

with its swirling skies and contrasting hues

blue and yellow coexist with softer shades of green

In this reinterpretation inspired by Frida Kahlo