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1947
Imagine a cosmic dance of geometry frozen in time! Félix Del Marle, a French artist who loved the precision of machines and the energy of modern life, created this dynamic composition in 1947. The sharp, flame-like blue shapes shoot upwards, while diagonal lines in black, yellow, and brown cut across like speeding trains or architectural beams. It’s a perfect snapshot of post-war optimism, where artists were rebuilding the world through pure form and color, leaving realistic depiction behind for something much more energetic. Del Marle was actually a key figure in the 'Abstraction-Création' group, fighting for non-objective art when realism was still king.
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