The Red House 1925

"The Red House" (1925) by Auguste Herbin, a prominent figure in the "Art Deco" movement, showcases the artist's signature style of geometric abstraction and bold color. The painting depicts a striking red building with a simplified architectural form, set against a stylized landscape. The flattened perspective and simplified forms, reminiscent of Cubist aesthetics, enhance the visual impact of the composition, creating a sense of both order and dynamism. Herbin's focus on architectural elements and geometric forms is evident in the building's facade, the surrounding landscape, and the winding waterway. The use of flat planes and strong color creates a striking visual impact, highlighting the artist's mastery of color and composition.