L'Amphion 1952

"L'Amphion," a 1952 sculpture by Henri Laurens, is an excellent example of the artist's exploration of abstract form and organic shapes. The sculpture is characterized by its elongated, sinuous lines and its use of negative space. The abstract figure is a striking example of Laurens's mastery of form and his ability to create a sense of movement and energy in his work. The abstract form and simple, dark color palette, combined with the dynamic nature of the pose, makes this piece a compelling example of Abstract Expressionism.