Rote Giebel Rote D Cher 1910 — Fine Art

Red gables and a red hill sit over a quiet ground. The painted marks sit close together and the surface stays even across the sheet. This fine art piece shows the view that Alexej von Jawlensky named Rote Giebel Rote D Cher 1910. The red tones read as building fronts and earth. The picture keeps a steady hold on the eye.

The white frame gives the image a clean edge on the wall. White keeps the red fields clear and lets the painted surface stay open. This fine art print keeps the picture fixed and easy to see.

In a dining room the red tones read well from the table. The white frame sits against the wall and the room stays calm. The picture stays steady when you sit and eat.