Untitled 1961

Alfred Leslie's 1961 "Untitled" is a bold example of Abstract Expressionism, a movement that emphasized free and gestural brushstrokes. The lithograph features vibrant blocks of color—green, blue, and black—and white, creating a dynamic composition that engages the viewer. The interplay of these colors and the artist's expressive application of paint, reminiscent of calligraphic strokes, gives the artwork a sense of energy and movement. This work showcases the artist's exploration of abstract forms and their relationship to color, light, and space.