Notre Dame, Paris by Albert Marquet
Description: Notre Dame, Paris is a painting by Albert Marquet, created in 1930. This artwork depicts the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, capturing its grandeur and architectural details. Marquet's approach to the subject emphasizes the structure's distinctive features with a blend of color and form that reflects his Fauvist background. The painting highlights the interplay between the cathedral’s Gothic architecture and its urban surroundings, rendered with Marquet’s characteristic simplicity and expressive palette.
Albert Marquet, a central figure in the Fauvist movement, trained at the School of Fine Arts in Paris. His career is noted for its exploration of color and composition, evolving from the vibrant, bold hues of Fauvism to a more nuanced and contemplative style. Notre Dame, Paris showcases Marquet’s ability to portray well-known landmarks with a fresh perspective, emphasizing both their architectural elegance and their place within the cityscape.
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Location and Date Created: Created in Paris, France, in 1930.
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Medium: Oil on canvas.
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Full Artwork Name: Notre Dame, Paris.
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Artwork Style: Fauvism.
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Subject/Topic: The Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, focusing on its architectural features and urban context.
