New York as Seen from Across the Body (1913) by Francis Picabia

New York as Seen from Across the Body - Francis Picabia - 1913

Artwork Information

TitleNew York as Seen from Across the Body
ArtistFrancis Picabia
Date1913
Mediumgouache,pencil,ink,watercolor,paper
Dimensions55 x 74.5 cm
Art MovementAbstract Art,Cubism
Current LocationPrivate Collection

About New York as Seen from Across the Body

The artwork titled “New York as Seen from Across the Body” was crafted by Francis Picabia in 1913. It is executed using gouache, pencil, ink, watercolor, and paper. The artwork measures 55 by 74.5 centimeters and falls within the genres of Abstract Art and Cubism. It depicts a cityscape and is currently held in a private collection.

The artwork portrays an abstract and cubist interpretation of New York City. The composition is a convergence of geometric shapes, lines, and forms colored in predominately warm hues, such as orange and yellow, contrasted with segments of grayscale. The arrangement of shapes and vibrant colors appears dynamic, suggesting an energetic urban atmosphere. Various elements interlock and overlap, creating a sense of depth and complexity, consistent with the cubist style. The use of different media, including gouache and ink, adds texture and intricacy to the visual experience.

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