Today, 73 years ago, on March 23, 1952 (February 28, 1952), the French painter Raoul Duffey died. God and modern rationality were combined in Duffey's work. On March 23, 1952, the artist Raoul Duffey died in Fokkerville, France, aged 75. Duffey was not only a painter, he created many wooden sculptures, but also designed textiles and stage scenery. The use of rich colors was the most important feature of his life's creation. Early in the early 20th century Duffey imitated the style and theme of the impressionist painters. But one morning in 1905 he met Mattis, from where he turned to bestialism. The colorful "Three Umbrellas" was created in 1906, which is the representative of this period. The First World War, after Duff