The artwork titled “Console With Two Windows,” created by Raoul Dufy in 1948, belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and falls under the genre of interior art.
“Console With Two Windows” features an interior scene characterized by vibrant, contrasting colors and naive, expressive brushstrokes. The composition is divided into three segments: two blue windows on the sides and a striking yellow wall in the center. The windows offer glimpses of the exterior, each revealing different scenes—on the left, a house with greenery, and on the right, an urban street view with architectural details. The central yellow section contains what appears to be an ornate console table and decorative motifs painted with fluid, simplistic lines, contributing to the overall primitive and ephemeral quality of the artwork. The floor detailed with a hexagonal pattern serves as a foundational grounding element, balancing the vivid colors and dynamic lines that Dufy employs to evoke a sense of whimsy and light-hearted sophistication within the depicted interior space.
