
Seven compositions ; plant life and geometric
André Durenceau · 1904-1985
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Seven compositions ; plant life and geometric, André Durenceau (1928). Via artnap.com
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This page presents seven decorative compositions in a bold palette of blue, orange, red, brown and light blue, arranged as separate panels. The designs mix stylized plant forms, such as flower bouquets, tulips and maple leaves, with geometric motifs including zigzags, striped triangles and pentagonal shapes. The work is attributed to André Durenceau and dated 1928, and is labeled "Inspirations" with the plate number 23.























