The City of Paris - Robert Delaunay

The work displays, by its monumental format (267x406cm) and its iconographic wealth, the ambitions of Robert Delaunay. The composition is read from left to right, like a collage. On the left, the harbor landscape evokes the memory of a self-portrait by Henri Rousseau, entitled "Myselfred Eiffel Tower is a self-quotation by the artist, which refers to his other works on the theme. The different parts of the composition are unified by the surface effect of the shimmering planes that make the forms disappear in the color.
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The work displays, by its monumental format (267x406cm) and its iconographic wealth, the ambitions of Robert Delaunay. The composition is read from left to right, like a collage. On the left, the harbor landscape evokes the memory of a self-portrait by Henri Rousseau, entitled "Myselfred Eiffel Tower is a self-quotation by the artist, which refers to his other works on the theme. The different parts of the composition are unified by the surface effect of the shimmering planes that make the forms disappear in the color.
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