Sonia Delaunay: "Primes èlectriques, Boulevard Saint Michel" (No. 41) (1913-1914)

About Sonia Delaunay
"It is the heartbeat of the actively living person", Robert Delaunay stated about the human feeling of the human feeling for the harmonious tuning of colors. According to the understanding of Robert and Sonia, the human eye takes colors as vibrations, rhythms, depths and variations - comparable to music. The work of the Ukrainian mirrors t clearly her intensive relationship with music and poetry.

Sonia Terk was born in Gradiesk in 1855 and died in Paris in 1979. She grew up in St. Petersburg and came to the academy to Karlsruhe in 1903. Two years later, she ended the training at the Paris Academié de la Palette.

In the Paris gallery of Wilhelm Uhde, Sonia's first man, the painter debuted in 1908. After getting to know young artists Robert Delaunay at this meeting point, Uhde agreed to a separation and she married Robert in 1910. This "love at first glance" was the connection of two remarkable artists. They had the same ideas and were often sparkling fun. The couple's Paris studio became the center of the artistic avant -garde in the wild 20s.