Pont Neuf, Brume d'automne (Pont Neuf, Autumn Mist) by Albert Marquet
Description: Pont Neuf, Brume d'automne is a painting by Albert Marquet, created around 1937. This artwork captures the famous Pont Neuf bridge in Paris enveloped in an autumn mist. Marquet’s depiction highlights the bridge’s iconic arches and the foggy atmosphere that softens the cityscape. His use of muted colors and simplified forms reflects his Fauvist influences while capturing the melancholic beauty of a misty autumn day in Paris.
Albert Marquet, a prominent Fauvist painter, studied at the School of Fine Arts in Paris. Known for his ability to capture the essence of various landscapes and urban scenes, Marquet’s work evolved from the vibrant color contrasts of early Fauvism to a more subdued and reflective style. Pont Neuf, Brume d'automne exemplifies his skill in portraying well-known landmarks with an emphasis on mood and atmosphere, demonstrating his continued interest in capturing the character of Paris.
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Location and Date Created: Created around 1937 in Paris, France.
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Medium: Oil on canvas.
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Full Artwork Name: Pont Neuf, Brume d'automne (Pont Neuf, Autumn Mist).
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Artwork Style: Fauvism.
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Subject/Topic: The Pont Neuf bridge in Paris, depicted in a misty autumn setting, focusing on the bridge's structure and the atmospheric conditions.
