The world of Still lifes by Robert DelaunayIn Robert Delaunay, still life moves from Cézannian volume to autonomous color: bowl, flower, glove and parrot become foci of contrast rather than silent objects.
1885 - 1941Life of Robert Delaunay
1914 - 1921Iberian and Portuguese stays
SimultanismDynamic color interaction
3,500 3,500Paintings, drawings, decorations and studies - overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
Formats of your choiceA composition adapted to the dimensions ordered.
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1906 -1938 · Object, Portugal and simultaneous color
In Robert Delaunay, still life moves from Cézannian volume to autonomous color: bowl, flower, glove and parrot become foci of contrast rather than silent objects.
Before the Eiffel Towers, Windows and Discs, Robert Delaunay explored still life in the wake of Cézanne, neo-impressionism and Fauvism. He seeks less the faithful illusion of a table than the relationships between volumes, light and neighboring tones. The bowl offers a simple, circular and stable shape, soon capable of dialoguing with the rhythms that will lead to simultaneity. Flowers and hollyhocks make it possible to contrast colored stems, petals and backgrounds without depending on a classic model. During the First World War, Robert and Sonia Delaunay made it possible to contrast colored stems, petals and backgrounds without depending on a classic model. During the First World War, Robert and Sonia Delaunay made it possible to contrast colorful stems, petals and backgrounds without depending on a classic model. During the First World War, Robert and Sonia Delaunay made it possible to contrast colorful stems, petals and backgrounds without depending on a classic model. During the First World War, Robert and Sonia Delaunay made it possible to contrast colorful stems, petals and backgrounds without depending on a classic model. During the First World War, Robert and Sonia Delaun sharper colors; several versions show that the pattern serves as a laboratory, not a decorative formula. In Still Life with Gloves, the flexible object keeps the memory of the absent hand, while the flat contours and areas organize the surface. Delaunay shares with Sonia the conviction that colors activate each other when juxtaposed. A red seems to change in the face of a green, a blue intensifies on contact with orange: the object becomes the support of this dynamic. Even when it returns to the figure or large decorations, Delaunay retains this knowledge of the close thing. Still life thus reveals a more intimate modernity, where simultaneity is experienced the scale of a bowl, flower or accessory. The "Still lifes by Robert Delaunay" selection notably compares Still Life and The Bowl. His reading favors details.
Delaunay does not ask the object to remain still: the chromatic contrast puts the bowl, flower or glove circulating in the eye.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Before the Eiffel Towers, Windows and Discs, Robert Delaunay explored still life in the wake of Cézanne, neo-impressionism and Fauvism. He seeks less the faithful illusion of a table than the relationships between volumes, light and neighboring tones. The bowl offers a simple, circular and stable shape, soon capable of dialoguing with the rhythms that will lead to simultaneity. Flowers and hollyhocks make it possible to contrast colored stems, petals and backgrounds without depending on a classic model. During the First World War, Robert and Sonia Delaunay made it possible to contrast colored stems, petals and backgrounds without depending on a classic model. During the First World War, Robert and Sonia Delaunay made it possible to contrast colorful stems, petals and backgrounds without depending on a classic model. During the First World War, Robert and Sonia Delaunay made it possible to contrast colorful stems, petals and backgrounds without depending on a classic model. During the First World War, Robert and Sonia Delaunay made it possible to contrast colorful stems, petals and backgrounds without depending on a classic model. During the First World War, Robert and Sonia Delaun sharper colors; several versions show that the pattern serves as a laboratory, not a decorative formula. In Still Life with Gloves, the flexible object keeps the memory of the absent hand, while the flat contours and areas organize the surface. Delaunay shares with Sonia the conviction that colors activate each other when juxtaposed. A red seems to change in the face of a green, a blue intensifies on contact with orange: the object becomes the support of this dynamic. Even when it returns to the figure or large decorations, Delaunay retains this knowledge of the close thing. Still life thus reveals a more intimate modernity, where simultaneity is experienced the scale of a bowl, flower or accessory.
Build volume and light
Cézanne, Fauvism and division of tones prepare an autonomous color. This milestone sheds light on the "Still Life by Robert Delaunay" collection by prioritizing details.
Reinventing the object in Portugal
Light, crafts and exile give still lifes a new intensity.
Integrate object to rhythm
Flower, glove and vase extend the simultaneity in freer compositions.
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Bowl circle
The stable form becomes a rhythmic and chromatic unit. This line guides a reading of "Still Life by Robert Delaunay" centered on details.
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Colorful outline
The limit of the object contributes to contrast rather than just description.
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Active background
The surrounding surface moves forward and backward in juxtaposed tones.
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Trace object
Glove, vase or flower suggests human presence without direct portrait.
Explore by universe
Observe Robert Delaunay's objects
General still life, bowl, hollyhock and gloves reveal several stages of a color which gradually frees itself from the modeling.
Composition01
Connect objects
Still life organizes volumes and intervals before any anecdote.
For structure. Reading "Still Life by Robert Delaunay" through the details.Bol02
Stabilize the circle
The simple shape concentrates reflections and chromatic oppositions.
For balanceFlower03
Increase the color
The hollyhock combines vertical growth and luminous radiance.
For plantsGloves04
Evoke the missing hand
Soft accessory transforms object into memory of gesture.
For the intimateStructure · Still life05
Still life
Objects, plan and background construct a relationship of volumes and colors.
Landmark work of Still Lifes by Robert DelaunayCircle · Bowl06
The Bowl
The simple shape becomes the stable center of a color field.
Landmark work of Still Lifes by Robert Delaunay
Works to discover
Reproductions of still lifes by Robert Delaunay
Four active and distinct works are selected without repeating the Portuguese variants: Still Life, Le Bol, White Hollyhock and Still Life with Gloves.
Each painting is made in oil on canvas by a specialized artist, then checked with you before shipping.
From the work to your interior
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Choice of workSubject, orientation and dimensions adapted to your wall.
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Oil paintingManual production, layer after layer.
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Photo validationYou examine the finished table.
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RetouchingAdjustments remain possible before sending.
Each reproduction is unique. Slight variations of touch and material testify to the painter's manual work.
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Choosing a Still Life by Robert Delaunay
A black, white or light wood frame and a square format will preserve circles, contrasts and flat colored areas.
Frequently asked questions
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Yes. The dimensions are adapted respecting the proportions and balance of the selected work.
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