house by the railroad edvard hopper

house by the railroad edvard hopperLiterally trapped between the old and the new era, this majestic and imposing House embodies a pre industrial building that Edward Hopper would long claim, like all his paintings, to be factual and devoid of emotion, whereas the contemplation of this painting demonstrates all the depth that the work of art can hide. Blue as the sky, this one tries to blend its form into the background, further accentuating the duality between nature and industry,

inviting the viewer to explore the relationships and interactions that are created within the work

with red dominating

The subject of this work is thus born in the mind of Henri Rousseau from a story and an environment that he transposes very freely while using Western myths: the earthly paradise

reinforcing the feeling of impending wind and storm

creating a visual balance

Vassily Kandinsky explores the relationship between shapes and colours and their impact on the viewer's emotions

with simplified geometric shapes and expressive paint strokes that give the work a spontaneous and modern feel

It is part of the "series of ports of France" that Signac traveled for over three years

such as Antibes and Capo Di Noli

the final touch to the hairstyle

A pioneer of pictorial expressionism in Germany

whose darker tones evoke an infinite depth