The House of Animals

'The House of Animals' (1948) by Corneille is a vibrant example of Art informel, blending abstract forms with figurative elements to evoke a lively, dreamlike environment. The painting portrays a dynamic assembly of animals intertwined with organic shapes and bold colors, reflecting Corneille's fascination with nature and the animal world. This work captures a sense of untamed vitality and imaginative freedom, characteristic of post-war expressive movements. Through its rich textures and symbolic motifs, 'The House of Animals' invites viewers into a whimsical realm where the boundaries between reality and fantasy dissolve.