Minors 1945

"Minors" (1945) by André Masson exemplifies the artist's signature style of automatism. The painting is a vibrant abstract composition that explores the subconscious through the use of bold colors and fragmented forms. Masson, a leading figure in Surrealism, employed automatic drawing and gestural brushstrokes to tap into the depths of the unconscious, resulting in a visually dynamic and unsettling work that reflects the anxieties of the post-war era. This captivating piece embodies the essence of Surrealism and its exploration of the hidden world within.