Untitled 1954

This 1954 abstract work by Lolo Soldevilla features a composition of simple geometric shapes in a contrasting color palette of black, red, and blue against a cream background. The work is characteristic of the artist's geometric style, which is reminiscent of the Constructivist movement in art. The use of geometric forms and the absence of realistic imagery in "Untitled" places it squarely in the realm of abstract art. Soldevilla, who lived from 1901 to 1971, is recognized for his geometric paintings, prints, and drawings, contributing to the development of abstract art in the 20th century.