Robert Delaunay – Simultaneous Windows (2nd Motif, 1st Part) 1912 – Hand-Painted Oil Reproduction by Dafen Village Studio

Painted in 1912, Simultaneous Windows (2nd Motif, 1st Part) represents Robert Delaunay’s groundbreaking leap toward pure abstraction through the Window series. In this work, Delaunay uses overlapping planes of translucent pastel blues, greens, and ambers to simulate light passing through glass, with a subtle, vestigial outline of the Eiffel Tower embedded in the central composition. Housed in the world-renowned Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City, this iconic work embodies the concept of “Simultanism”—the interaction of contrasting colors perceived simultaneously by the viewer to create visual movement and spatial harmony.

Handwerkliche Qualität und Highlights des Studios

• 100% Handbemalte Ausführung: Built layer-by-layer using high-grade oil paints on durable, archival linen-cotton canvas by senior artists at Dafen Village Studio.

• Translucent Layering & Color Precision: Expertly recreates Delaunay’s complex glazing techniques, soft geometric facets, and luminous color relationships.

• Original Scale Reproduction: Faithfully reproduced at $55.2 \times 46.3\text{ cm}$ to preserve the exact proportions and intimate visual impact of the Guggenheim original.

• Archival Durability: Sealed with non-yellowing protective varnish to safeguard fine paint textures and maintain color saturation over time.

Empfohlene Aufstellung im Raum

• Wohnraumgestaltung: Ideal for intimate reading nooks, study walls, bedroom galleries, or above console tables in contemporary homes.

• Gewerbeflächen: Perfect for law offices, architectural design studios, boutique hotel suites, and modern corporate corridors.

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