“The Leap of the Rabbit” was exhibited at the 1913 Armory Show, an exhibition that introduced the American public to the European avant-garde.
Visual analysis of The Leap of the Rabbit
This legendary oil painting from 1911 stands as an extraordinary milestone in early twentieth-century European avant-garde art. The vibrant composition features a stylized grey rabbit suspended mid-air during a dynamic leap over exotic jungle vegetation.
Expressionist shapes and color theory in Portuguese modernism
The intricate artwork utilizes bold geometric patterns alongside intense shades of green and soft ochre to create spatial depth. Beautiful stylized flowers decorate the lower edge to reflect a unique blend of Art Nouveau and Cubist principles.
Contributor: Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso
Date: 1911
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