La Frette - Bord de Seine (La Frette - Riverside of the Seine) by Albert Marquet
Description: La Frette - Bord de Seine is a painting by Albert Marquet, completed in 1923. The artwork portrays a serene view of the Seine River near La Frette, a quaint village in France. Marquet’s depiction emphasizes the calm and reflective nature of the riverside, capturing the landscape with a subtle and refined use of color. His composition highlights the gentle curves of the river and the surrounding foliage, showcasing his skill in rendering peaceful natural scenes with Fauvist influences.
Albert Marquet, a leading figure in Fauvism, trained at the School of Fine Arts in Paris. Known for his exploration of color and form, Marquet's work often features simplified shapes and expressive hues. La Frette - Bord de Seine exemplifies Marquet’s talent for translating the tranquil beauty of outdoor settings into evocative visual compositions, balancing simplicity with a deep appreciation for natural landscapes.
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Location and Date Created: Created in La Frette, France, in 1923.
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Medium: Oil on canvas.
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Full Artwork Name: La Frette - Bord de Seine (La Frette - Riverside of the Seine).
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Artwork Style: Fauvism.
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Subject/Topic: The peaceful riverside of the Seine at La Frette, emphasizing the calm and natural beauty of the setting.
