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Andre Deraine |
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Charing Crossing Bridge 1906
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Charing Cross Bridge is recognized as one of the finest Fauvist compositions. The street and buildings are painted in large flat tones while the changing sky and water are treated in small, fragmented touches reminiscent of the Neo-impressionist style. The forms of the vehicles are distorted, their silhouettes echoing the curb of the Victoria embankment to give a sensation of speed. Source Charing Cross Bridge bestrides a strangely tropical London. The River and Charing Cross Bridge seem to share a vibrant power: both reveal an unselfconscious use of color and shape, a delight in the sheer patterning of things. Source |
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Houses of Parliament | Charing Crossing Bridge | The Turning Road | Pool of London | |||||||||||||||||||