Boccioni, Umberto (1882-1916) - The Street Enters the House 1911

Umberto Boccioni’s 1911 masterpiece, The Street Enters the House, captures the dynamic energy of urban life from the vantage point of his mother’s Milanese apartment.

This painting marks a pivotal moment in Futurism, blending distorted perspectives and geometric forms influenced by Expressionism and Cubism. The riotous interplay of color and fragmented shapes vividly conveys the bustling, enveloping force of city expansion, reflecting Boccioni’s radical vision of modernity and the transformative impact of rapid urbanization.

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