Robert Delaunay posters - M. Heim (1100)

Portrait de Madame Heim - Artistic Orphism in pastel colors

Robert Delaunay's "Portrait of Madame Heim" is an art poster measuring 70x100 cm that brings the colorful expression of Orphism into your home. The poster highlights Delaunay's characteristic use of simultaneous contrasts and harmonious pastel colors, created around 1927. It can be purchased with or without a frame.

The poster represents Orphism, a Cubist art movement of which Delaunay was the leading representative. The special technique of simultaneous contrasts creates a visual dynamic in which the colors interact and cause the brain to perceive complementary colors. This gives the work depth and movement, even when it hangs still on the wall.

Artistic value in modern interior design

The poster's pastel colors are a perfect match for both vintage and modern interior design styles. It works as a stylish focal point above a dining table or sofa, but can also be incorporated into a composition with other wall decorations. Delaunay's artistic legacy gives the poster a timeless quality that adds a nostalgic yet lively atmosphere to any room.

Specifications

• Artist: Robert Delaunay
• Motif: Portrait de Madame Heim
• Size: 70x100 cm
• Artistic style: Orphism (cubism with simultaneous contrasts)
• Year of production of original work: Approx. 1927
• Manufacturer: PSTR Studio
• Product number: 1100

Frequently asked questions

What is Orphism in art?
Orphism is an art movement within Cubism, where artists such as Delaunay worked with resonant color compositions and simultaneous contrasts. The style focuses on how colors interact with each other and create visual experiences through their interplay.

How do I maintain my art poster?
Avoid hanging the poster in direct sunlight, as this can cause the colors to fade over time. If the poster is framed, you can gently wipe the frame and glass with a slightly damp cloth as needed.