The Racecourse of Deauville 1950
raouldufy
abstract painting
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fluid art
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horse
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watercolour bleed
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mixed medium
mixed media
watercolor
"The Racecourse of Deauville" (1950) by Raoul Dufy depicts a lively scene of horses and riders at the Deauville Racecourse in France. Dufy, known for his Fauvist style and vibrant color palette, captures the energy of the event with bold strokes and simplified forms. The composition features a sweeping view of the racecourse, with a distant cityscape visible in the background, creating a sense of scale and grandeur. The bright colors, particularly the green of the grass and the red of the horses, contribute to the overall impression of movement and vibrancy. This painting is a testament to Dufy's ability to convey both the spectacle and the atmosphere of a sporting event.
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