Arcueil I

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Arcueil I

United States, 1907
Paintings
Oil on canvas
26 7/8 × 21 in. (68.26 × 53.34 cm)
Partial, fractional and promised gift of Janice and Henri Lazarof (M.2005.70.24)
Modern Art
Currently on public view:
Broad Contemporary Art Museum, floor 3

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Arcueil I and Village in Thuringia (to the left) reflect Lyonel Feininger’s persistent preoccupation with the geometric language of architecture....
Arcueil I and Village in Thuringia (to the left) reflect Lyonel Feininger’s persistent preoccupation with the geometric language of architecture. The figures in Arcueil I (the title of which refers to the suburb of Paris where the artist lived in 1906–7) appear similar to the towering structures in the painting’s background, with their stretched forms attenuated by tall hats echoed in the chimneys and spires beyond.

Wall label, 2021.
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Bibliography

  • Barron, Stephanie. Envisioning Modernism: The Janice and Henri Lazarof Collection. Los Angeles: Los Angeles County Museum of Art; Munich; New York: DelMonico Books-Prestel, 2012.