Four Identical Large Parts III 1959

Max Bill's "Four Identical Large Parts III" is a 1959 painting that exemplifies the artist's commitment to geometric abstraction. The work is characterized by its clear, precise shapes, bold colors, and symmetrical composition. Bill's geometric approach was rooted in his belief in the inherent beauty of mathematical principles. This abstract work demonstrates the artist's interest in exploring fundamental forms, creating a visual harmony through color and shape.