mona lisa x robert delaunay

mona lisa x robert delaunayIn this version inspired by Robert Delaunay, the Mona Lisa emancipates herself from Leonardo da Vinci's chiaroscuro to embrace an explosion of dynamic colours and shapes. Her face, fragmented into vibrant areas of light and shadow, is set against a circular background where the colours seem to swirl in abstract harmony. Faithful to Delaunay's orphism, this interpretation instils a sense of movement and modernity, transforming the mystery of Mona

the horse embodies the vitality inherent in the animal kingdom and the beauty of untamed nature

he created a surprising composition in which broken lines and semi-circles are combined with blurred spots

‘Le Jardin abandonné’ was one of those works in which he explored a more structured and angular approach to composition

This painting

There are mangoes

The background is adorned with textured gold leaves

the artist later added the broken branch on the right

This floral painting by Frida Kahlo moves away from her self-portraits and symbolic scenes to focus on a still life of great finesse

Mondrian explores his interest in nature and organic forms

depicts the garden of Claude Monet's second home in Argenteuil

deep in conversation or reading

give the feeling of a certain benevolence