Written in the 1920s. works with their transparent technique, light brushstroke and subtle gradation of color shades resemble watercolor. In the 1930s. Romantic intonations appear in the work of A.
Paris in the winter. Bourbon Quay by Albert Marche
In the second half of the 1900s. A. Marche’s creative search leads him to the adoption of the artistic method of the Fauves. But already in 1907, he abandons the
Embankment in green by Albert Marquet
Marquet first appeared together with the Fauvists, and his early paintings are characterized by the same sharp colorfulness that distinguishes the work of the young Matisse. But after a year
Rainy day in Paris. Notre Dame by Albert Marquet
Delicate ashy tonality conveys the humid atmosphere of Paris, filled with numerous modulations of mother-of-pearl shades.
Port of Hamburg by Albert Marquet
In Hamburg, Marche lived in the winter of 1909. In 1910, thirteen species of the Hamburg port of Marche were displayed at an exhibition in the Druhe Gallery. The painting