Talk:List of works by Jean Metzinger

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Portrait de Delaunay

The link associated with this painting goes to a page on the MFAH website which says that the painting is a portrait of Metzinger by Delaunay.

The Man With a Tulip was a portrait of Metzinger in 1906 and which was hung with a portrait of Delaunay by Metzinger which I'm assuming is the painting "Portrait de Delaunay" in this list.

Does anyone know if either the painting linked to is the correct painting, but wrongly described (in which case, I suppose I ought to contact the MFAH and ask them to change it), or otherwise where we could find an image of the correct painting by Metzinger, in order to correctly update this page.

This is the first time I've started a talk page, so if I've made a terrible faux pas, please be gentle! Idioversal (talk) 16:50, 11 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]