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MILAN 1906

The Milan Universal Exhibition in 1906 was a landmark event that attracted visitors from all over the world to admire the marvels of engineering and art.

The main pavilion, designed by architect Luca Beltrami, was an impressive structure with a large glass dome that allowed natural light to stream into the interior of the exhibition.

This abstract representation is characterized by the use of geometric lines and bright colors.

The composition is dynamic and captivating, with shapes that intertwine and overlap to create a complex and fascinating image.

The bold colors used in the artwork symbolize the innovation and modernity that marked the historic event.

Straight lines and curves intersect to create visual harmony, reflecting the international unity and cooperation that was celebrated at the Universal Exhibition in Milan in 1906.

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BRUXELLES 1910

An abstract representation of the Brussels Universal Exhibition of 1910 focused on the scientific and technological advances of the time.

Geometric lines and bold colors come together to represent innovation, the modernity and complexity of the technology on display.

Shapes inspired by Art Nouveau architecture, emblematic movement of the time, are also present in the work.

This abstract representation pays tribute to the exceptional achievements of the Exhibition while reflecting the cultural and artistic evolution of the time..

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PARIS 1855

This painting is an abstract representation of the Universal Exhibition of 1851 in Paris which bursts with bright colors and evokes the innovative and futuristic spirit of the event.

The stylized geometric shapes represent the bold architectural structures of the exhibition.

Intense colors bring energy and vitality to the image, evoking the excitement and optimism of the times.

This work is a tribute to the heritage of the Universal Exhibition of 1851 and its lasting impact on innovation, technology and design.

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BARCELONA 1929

An abstract work of art depicting the Barcelona World Expo in 1929 which consists of geometric shapes, lines, curves and bright colors to evoke the essence of the event.

Straight lines symbolize modernity, while the curves represent elegance and fluidity.

The intense colors evoke the festive atmosphere of the exhibition. This abstract representation is innovative and creative, reflecting the artistic trend of the time.

It testifies to the mastery of the artist in abstraction and composition..

This artwork can adapt to various interior spaces thanks to its customizable style.

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VIENNA 1873

This abstract representation of the Vienna World's Fair in 1873 is an explosion of bright colors and geometric shapes.

Circles, triangles and squares intertwine to form a whirlwind of movement and dynamism.

Warm shades of orange, of yellow and red recall the decorative arts and tapestries exhibited at the event.

This artwork is a celebration of the innovation and creativity that was showcased at the Vienna World Expo in 1873.

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PHILADELPHIA 1876

This abstract work represents the Philadelphia World's Fair 1876 through geometric shapes and bright colors.

The emblematic buildings of the exhibition are suggested by the lines and curves.

Red colors, blue and yellow evoke the spirit of innovation and progress of the time.

Asymmetrical shapes add an artistic touch and reflect the diversity of cultures and technologies presented.

This abstract representation celebrates the innovation and creativity of the Universal Exhibition of 1876.

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BARCELONA 1888

This abstract representation of the Barcelona Universal Exhibition in 1888 is a dynamic and captivating work of art.

With its geometric shapes, its bold lines and bright colors, she embodies the innovative spirit of the event.

The subtly balanced composition is a testament to the artistic mastery of its creator, able to convey the essence of the Exhibition while adding its own creative touch.

This timeless work of art is a stylish addition to any interior, offering a subtle but powerful reminder of the historic impact of the Barcelona World Expo 1888.