Gallery Edition – Affiche voor boek- en prenthandel Fallou te Parijs by Auguste Roedel – 44×61 Interior Architectural Study

Curatorial Narrative In the late 19th century, Auguste Roedel’s “Affiche voor boek- en prenthandel Fallou te Parijs” emerged as a paradigm of Art Deco innovation, its linear brushwork and figurative subject matter coalescing into a visual lexicon that would define the era. This artwork’s historical position is rooted in the cusp of modernity, where the ornate flourishes of Belle poque Paris converged with the nascent stirrings of modernist experimentation. Roedel’s technique, characterized by a rigorous economy of line and a chromatic structure anchored in red, orange, black, and white, generates an atmospheric intent that is at once elegant and austere.When enlarged to 44×61, the palette of “Affiche voor boek- en prenthandel Fallou te Parijs” assumes a spatial rhythm that resonates through the luxury interior environment. The linear brushwork, now amplified, creates a sense of spatial depth that is both dynamic and contained, its M