the lunch gustave caillebotte

the lunch gustave caillebotteGustave Caillebotte's The lunch is an intimate scene, bathed in the subdued light of a bourgeois interior. The painting precisely details the solemn moment of a family meal. The figures, absorbed in their activity, lend themselves to a study of concentration and silent interaction. The table is laid with care, and the glasses and decanters catch and reflect the light, adding sparkle to the composition. Caillebotte, known for his ability to capture the

rather than on the details

Although the painting can be seen as a genre scene

The painting features an abstract composition of overlapping circles and coloured segments

The "Eiffel Tower" series is a perfect example of Delaunay's orphic vision

The shades of blue and green-blue contrast with the reddish-brown of the mountain

Piet Mondrian's Red Tree is a work that expresses the artist's interest in natural forms and landscapes

to experience a moment of communion with nature in its most authentic form

exalting its grandeur and sacredness

triangles and circles to convey the movement of the players and the action of the match

highlights his desire to create an illusion of movement through color in order to embody this international symbol of modernity

The main theme of the work is the church of Auvers-sur-Oise which occupies almost the entire canvas

The style and colours are similar to those used in The Starry Night