Robert Delaunay’s abstract masterpiece “The City of Paris”. Robert Delaunay was a French abstract artist who painted in a style known as Orphism, a type of cubism influenced by fauvism. His art uses bold color in abstract forms. In 1911 at the invitation of Vasily Kandinsky he joined the Blue Rider Group in Munich where his art became more abstract.

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5" x 7" (portrait) or 7" x 5" (landscape).
Printed on ultra-heavyweight (120 lb.) card stock with a gloss finish.
Each card comes with a white envelope.
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Robert Delaunay - City of Paris

Robert Delaunay’s abstract masterpiece “The City of Paris”. Robert Delaunay was a French abstract artist who painted in a style known as Orphism, a type of cubism influenced by fauvism. His art uses bold color in abstract forms. In 1911 at the invitation of Vasily Kandinsky he joined the Blue Rider Group in Munich where his art became more abstract.

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