Vintage 1950s Dufy "The Fourteenth of July at Le Havre" Art Print

A vibrant vintage reproduction of the charming work of Raoul Dufy. The Fourteenth of July at Le Havre, 1906.

9.4" x 11.75"unframed 

Raoul Dufy has swiftly become a new favorite of mine. This passage written by Sam Hunter sums him up in a delightful little snapshot.

"After painting as a Fauve, Dufy was in turn influenced by Cézanne and the Cubists. He continued following along the paths of modern art with a sprightly and charming step all his own during the next decade, developing a personal idiom that emphasized graphic elements, that was tender and decorative in color, and that gave a witty and worldly twist to the serious art of his time. He painted a sophisticated and pleasure-loving world with a curiously innocent and detached eye, in piquant colors and with an ingenious, faintly mocking line."