A Cubist composition of interlocking planes — ochre, sky blue, olive green, and blush pink — layered over a deep black ground, with the ghost of a tulip's outline traced through the abstraction in fine black line. Valmier, part of the Cubist and Art Deco circles in 1920s Paris, builds the picture almost like a stage set, flat colored shapes sliding past and behind one another, punctuated by soft polka-dot patterning on the grey plane.
Its confident geometry and jewel-toned palette make it a strong choice for a modern or eclectic interior — a study, office, or gallery wall — and it plays especially well alongside mid-century furniture or other bold graphic pieces.
Reproduced from the original oil on canvas. Available as an unframed print, framed print, floating canvas, or museum canvas in a range of frame finishes.
