In “Rhythm, Joie de Vivre,” innovative French artist Robert Delaunay painted complementary colors opposite each other to convey life’s pleasures and difficulties. A set designer who later utilized Cubist theories to explore contrasting colors, Delaunay (1885 – 1941) began exhibiting only a year after he started painting. His ingenious style of Orphism expressed an object’s movement, light and rhythm, rather than its form. Delaunay's work also incorporated many experimental mediums, and inspired the emergence of abstract art in the 1920s.

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