Gallery Edition – Composition with a clown from a circus program by Auguste Roubille – 44×91 Interior Architectural Study

Curatorial Narrative In the late 19th century, Auguste Roubille’s “Composition with a Clown from a Circus Program” (1897) embodies the avant-garde spirit of Art Nouveau. Executed in a linear brushwork style, this figurative piece presents a dreamlike atmosphere, where a lone clown, suspended in a realm of orange, black, white, and yellow hues, seems to defy gravity. Roubille’s technique masterfully weaves together disparate elements – the geometric patterns of the circus program, the fluid curves of the clown’s costume, and the abstracted backdrop – creating a visual rhythm that oscillates between modernity and nostalgia.When enlarged to 44×91 inches, “Composition with a Clown” assumes an architectural scale, where its chromatic structure and spatial depth profoundly impact the surrounding luxury interior environment. The vibrant orange and yellow tones inject a sense of dynamism, while the black and white accents introduce a nuance