Robert Delaunay 1885 - 1941 Tapis moderne contemporain d'après Robert Delaunay. Premier disque Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris. Dimensions : 1 diamètre , 215 x 215 cm Très bon état général. Tapis fait et noué à la main. Velours en laine soyeuse, sur fondations en coton. remarquable travail et souplesse. Belle polychromie. Robert Delaunay était un artiste français du début du 20e siècle, associé au mouvement cubiste et au mouvement orphique, qui a cherché à explorer la couleur et la lumière dans ses œuvres. Bien qu'il soit surtout connu pour ses peintures, il a également créé des motifs de tapis. Les tapis de Robert Delaunay sont connus pour leur style abstrait et coloré, qui rappelle son travail dans la peinture. Il a travaillé avec la manufacture de tapis de La Savonnerie à Paris pour créer plusieurs designs de tapis, dont certains sont aujourd'hui considérés comme des œuvres d'art en eux-mêmes. Les motifs de tapis de Delaunay sont caractérisés par l'utilisation de couleurs vives et contrastées, de cercles et de formes géométriques simples. Ses tapis sont considérés comme des exemples remarquables de l'art décoratif du début du 20e siècle et sont appréciés des collectionneurs et des amateurs d'art du monde entier.


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Robert Delaunay

Robert Delaunay (1885 – 1941)

Robert Delaunay was a French painter and art theorist, born in Paris in 1885 and died in Montpellier in 1941. With his wife Sonia Delaunay, he was one of the founders of the Orphism movement, a branch of Cubism which placed color and light at the center of pictorial composition.

Delaunay developed a pictorial language based on the dynamics of circular forms and chromatic brilliance, particularly in his famous series Circular Forms and Eiffel Towers . His research is guided by the idea that color, freed from the figurative subject, can create its own rhythm and harmony, like music.

Robert Delaunay's carpets and tapestries

Delaunay's influence did not stop at painting. His geometric and colorful compositions lent themselves to numerous transpositions in the decorative arts, notably tapestry and carpets , often in collaboration or in parallel with Sonia Delaunay, a great figure of "applied art."

  • Its abstract patterns, based on concentric circles, colored discs and chromatic rhythms, are ideal for weaving .

  • Several wall tapestries and modern rugs have been created based on his works, allowing his pictorial language to be extended into the interior space.

  • These textile pieces translate the spirit of Orphism: an explosion of pure colors and a search for dynamic harmony, where the textile material becomes a living extension of the painting.

Thus, the carpets and tapestries inspired by Robert Delaunay stand out as works of art in their own right, combining modernity , abstraction and decorative art , and testify to his pioneering role in the dialogue between painting and applied arts in the 20th century.


Manufacturing
hand knotted
Materials
Oldest boy
Cut
1 diameter
Shapes
round, circular
Thickness
1cm
Style
Robert Delaunay
Age
21st century