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 conditional expression of this direction and develops his own system, a characteristic feature of which is the use of more restrained and subtle color combinations.
He paints urban landscapes, marked at the same time by the detached and contemplative author’s attitude and deeply felt attitude to nature. From some elevation, the artist seems to be watching the unhurried flow of the Seine, his gaze notes the arched lines of the bridges and the direct perspectives of the streets.
Related Paintings 
París en el invierno. Bourbon Quay – Albert Marquet 
Paris en hiver. Quai Bourbon – Albert Marche 
Remblai vert – Albert Marche 
Port d’Honfleur – Albert Marche 
Puerto en Honfleur – Albert Marche 
Rainy day in Paris. Notre Dame by Albert Marquet 
Port de Hambourg – Albert Marche 
Paysage avec un pont – Albert Marche
París en el invierno. Bourbon Quay – Albert Marquet Paris en hiver. Quai Bourbon – Albert Marche Remblai vert – Albert Marche Port d’Honfleur – Albert Marche Puerto en Honfleur – Albert Marche Rainy day in Paris. Notre Dame by Albert Marquet Port de Hambourg – Albert Marche Paysage avec un pont – Albert Marche