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Robert Delaunay : Rythmes Numbered 2/8 Edition From a Design of 1934 Executed 1934, currently held in the collection of the Centre Pompidou, Paris, France. Handmade wool on canvas. Manufacture (France). Certification label on back. Editions Nomad Art Trade. Size : 360 cm x 280 cm. Robert Delaunay 1885, Paris (France) – 1941, Montpellier (France). Robert Delaunay began his professional career at the age of 17 in the studio of the theater designer Eugène Ronsin; there he developed a taste for the monumental and learned about the role of light and tricks of perspective on the stage. 1904: he produces his first paintings depicting flowers and landscapes. 1907: in Paris he becomes acquainted with a group of young artists, including Gleizes, Metzinger, Le Fauconnier and Léger. 1909: influenced by Cézanne, Robert Delaunay’s cubist period begins. He adopts a principle of representation involving the disintegration of the form. For Delaunay, the image should burst into individual fragments, each following a different line of perspective. His aim is to create the illusion of movement through color. By juxtaposing polychromatic shades he can obtain what he terms "vibrations." 1912: from this date on, Robert Delaunay makes his mark in the history of art through the creation of "Orphic" Cubism, based on the principle of deconstructing forms using light. 1930: Delaunay’s second main creative period. Delaunay, and his wife Sonia Delaunay, believe in total art. Everything must be art, from interiors to clothing. He devises frescoes for adorning the walls of certain sites. He designs the decor of two pavilions for the 1937 World Fair in Paris and in 1938, in collaboration with Sonia Delaunay, Albert Gleizes and Jacques Villon, creates monumental canvases for the sculpture hall of the Salon des Tuileries. Robert Delaunay is one of the greatest names of modern art. His works, such as his imposing vision of the Eiffel Tower in a Cascade of colors, have passed into the collective memory and are represented in the most important modern art collections around the world. Rythmes : In the 1930s, Robert Delaunay returned to Orphism and the circular forms of the 1910s, stripped of any reference to objective reality. These works show a greater maturity and a search for pictorial harmony. In 1934, he repeated the motif of discs intersected by an invisible axis that can be seen in Rythme, Joie de vivre (1930). The circle becomes the single module split into two black and white and the simultaneous contrasts. GALERIE HADJER

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Creator
(after) Robert Delaunay (Artist)
Production Time
Available Now
Of the Period
Modern

Place of Origin
France
Date of Manufacture
2015
Period
1930-1939

Materials and Techniques
Hand-WovenWool
Condition
Excellent
Dimensions
H 141.74 in. x W 110.24 in. x D 0.79 in.H 360 cm x W 280 cm x D 2 cm

Seller Location
Paris, FR
Reference Number
LU112325816023

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