Oranges

ID: #6472 | Artistes modernes | Nature morte

La peinture représente trois oranges reposant dans un bol ovale bleu foncé au bord ondulé. Le bol est posé sur un fond blanc, partiellement recouvert d'un tissu à carreaux bleus et blancs. Le fond de la peinture est gris clair avec un soupçon d'ombrage autour des oranges et du bol. Le style de la peinture est simple, avec des contours marqués et des couleurs vives.

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German Oscar Bluemner (1867-1938) to painting came later. He began his career by studying architecture and design in Berlin. Only when in 1904 he moved to Chicago, he began to discover his talent for painting. Architecture was nurtured for nine more years. Designed houses. Discovered combination of colors and emotions. This reflected his color theory into his abstract landscapes, which are intended to evoke emotions in the viewer ( Evening tones ). Bluemner gradually perfected in all possible kinds of paintings. In later works, emphasis on nature and natural forces. In 1930 he worked on the project, which was supposed to reflect the music tracks linked with Freud theory of the unconscious to the canvas. The result was that the Bluemner getting into increasingly ětších depression, and finally in 1938 he committed suicide. Oscar Bluemner, however, for his lifetime contribution to the highly acclaimed American modernist modernist .