Robert Delauny's 1911-1912 painting The Red Tower is a unique view of the Eiffel Tower. Robert Delaunay was a Cubist painter born in Paris, though he also worked in Abstract and Impressionistic styles. Delaunay would often use the Eiffel Tower as a theme in his work, a trademark that he became known for. During his lifetime, Delaunay created not only oil paintings and costume design, but murals, decoration and even architectural designs for the 1937 Worlds Fair. Delaunay also left behind numerous sketches. He is an influence for many Abstract artists.
Monday, December 6, 2010
Delaunay The Red Tower
Robert Delauny's 1911-1912 painting The Red Tower is a unique view of the Eiffel Tower. Robert Delaunay was a Cubist painter born in Paris, though he also worked in Abstract and Impressionistic styles. Delaunay would often use the Eiffel Tower as a theme in his work, a trademark that he became known for. During his lifetime, Delaunay created not only oil paintings and costume design, but murals, decoration and even architectural designs for the 1937 Worlds Fair. Delaunay also left behind numerous sketches. He is an influence for many Abstract artists.
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