Air, Iron, and Water - Robert Delaunay

In this gigantic mural, Robert Delaunay presents a synopsis of the major motifs and themes running through his artistic work. This work was created to decorate the French Railway Pavilion at the Paris World Fair. It is a work of the Orphic movement, a mixture of cubism and abstraction, and an important avant-garde movement in the early 20th century. Delaunay also painted Champs-de-Mars, the Red Tower and Eiffel Tower and Garden of the Champs de Mars, also depicting the Eiffel Tower in an abstract way.
The artwork in a nutshell
In this gigantic mural, Robert Delaunay presents a synopsis of the major motifs and themes running through his artistic work. This work was created to decorate the French Railway Pavilion at the Paris World Fair. It is a work of the Orphic movement, a mixture of cubism and abstraction, and an important avant-garde movement in the early 20th century. Delaunay also painted Champs-de-Mars, the Red Tower and Eiffel Tower and Garden of the Champs de Mars, also depicting the Eiffel Tower in an abstract way.
Compare with the original
Reproduction of Air, fer et eau, étude by Robert Delaunay

