Fabric Pattern 

Sonia Delaunay's "Fabric Pattern" presents a rhythmic composition, likely realized with gouache, where undulating bands of color dominate. The chromatic spectrum moves across the surface, instilling a sense of visual harmony. Delaunay, known for her 'Simultanism,' explored how colors interact and create dynamic relationships. Here, the bands are not merely decorative; they represent a deeper investigation into perception and form. The slightly imperfect edges of each band give a sense of materiality, reminding us of the artist's hand and the physical properties of the medium. This contrasts with the clean lines often seen in purely abstract works, suggesting a blend of abstraction with an appreciation for texture and the handmade. The varying widths and gentle curves might allude to movement, echoing Delaunay’s broader interest in translating rhythm and dynamism from urban life into visual form. Through this 'Fabric Pattern,' Delaunay invites us to consider how abstract forms can engage with and reflect the world around us.