The Pan Pan at the Monico 1959
ginoseverini
centrepompidou
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impressionist
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abstract expressionism
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abstract painting
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fauvism
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impressionist landscape
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fluid art
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neo expressionist
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acrylic on canvas
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square
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chaotic composition
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"The Pan Pan at the Monico" is a 1959 painting by Gino Severini, an Italian artist best known for his contributions to the Futurist movement. The artwork depicts a crowded scene inside the Monico, a famous Parisian cabaret, using a Cubist style. Severini's signature geometric forms and bold colors are prominent in the piece, giving a dynamic sense of movement to the lively social gathering. This large-scale canvas, now housed in the Georges Pompidou Center, exemplifies Severini's later artistic phase, where he transitioned from pure Futurism to a more personalized and stylized form of Cubism.
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