@Jim sorry saw this late, not dutch.
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Originally Posted by Buddahaid
Orphism. Looks like Delaunay but I can't nail it down yet. It is much like Portuguese Woman.
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This is it, 'orphism'. And it is indeed Delaunay, in this case
Mr. D.
The painting is called "Hommage ŕ Blériot No. 2", the detail depicts the rotary engine and propellor of a Blériot 11 plane of the time, with which B. had crossed the channel. This is the whole picture:
The french Delaunay was befriended with german Franz Marc and August Macke. While Marc and Macke went to fight in WW1, Delaunay went to Spain, reason being "not wanting to shoot at his friends".
Marc and Macke both died in the trenches.
This is the exposition where i saw it:
https://www.e-flux.com/announcements...bert-delaunay/
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What is this called, exact name please..
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I meant the name of the painting, but i guess you could understand it as which exact style has been used, and
orphism is correct.
So, over to Buddahaid
