Sonia Delaunay (1885-1979) was a Ukrainian-French artist known for her pioneering work in abstract art and modern design. Alongside her husband Robert Delaunay, she co-founded the Orphism movement, characterized by vibrant colors and geometric shapes. Delaunay’s bold use of abstract patterns extended to various media, including textiles and fashion. Among her notable works are dynamic and colorful representations of the Eiffel Tower, which captured the iconic landmark with her signature abstract style. Delaunay’s contributions to modern art and design continue to influence artists and designers today.