Large Bauhaus Painting Diptych of Tulip Breeze-Blocks, Acrylic Paint on Watercolor Paper by Natalia Roman, 2026

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This beautiful geometric painting draws from the visual language of the Bauhaus, where clarity of form and disciplined color relationships … Read more This beautiful geometric painting draws from the visual language of the Bauhaus, where clarity of form and disciplined color relationships generate rhythm and balance. Interlocking arcs and modular squares create a dynamic grid, while a refined palette of blues, soft pastels, and vibrant red introduces warmth and movement. The composition balances structure with playfulness, echoing modernist ideals of harmony between art, design, and architecture.

Both graphic and timeless, the work offers a bold yet sophisticated statement for collectors of contemporary geometric abstraction.

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Title: Tulip Breezeblocks
Medium: Acrylic on Watercolor Paper
Size: 40x55.2 inches total (100x140 cm). Each panel measures 40x28 inches (100x70 cm)
Year: 2026
Artist: Natalia Roman

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Natalia Roman is a talented contemporary artist whose colorful and abstract paintings have been exhibited in galleries across Europe and are part of private collections worldwide.

Her artistic style draws inspiration from geometric, minimalist shapes, and paintings from the beginning of Modernism, with a special emphasis on Bauhaus forms and Art Deco shapes of the 30s, 40s, and 50s.
One of the most striking features of Roman's works is her great use of color and form. She skillfully blends hues, resulting in subtle and chic combinations that complement both vintage and modern furniture. Her unique color choices and expert use of form allow her work to stand out and be easily recognizable.

Roman's paintings are the perfect addition to any space. The subtle and chic color combinations combine beautifully with carefully crafted designer spaces. Her works do not overwhelm a room but instead bring a level of sophistication and elegance to it. See less