“Tightrope Walker” by August Macke, limited edition giclée reproduction

An artist, commented on by a painter who knows how to construct his pictorial composition with no less artistry: Just as the tightrope walker appears in central perspective, Macke's painting is perfectly balanced, both in color and perspective. The viewer's gaze is narrowed by the filled yellow-orange corners of the picture (shoulders of the figures standing nearby, a tent roof, and a large poster) and simultaneously guided towards the subject of the painting by the head position of the viewer in the blue suit.