Gay Madness (Gay Abstraction) 1933

"Gay Madness (Gay Abstraction)" is an abstract oil painting created in 1933 by American artist Arthur Beecher Carles. The artwork is characterized by its vibrant colors and gestural brushstrokes, which evoke a sense of energy and movement. The composition is dominated by swirling forms and bold contrasts, suggesting a subjective and emotional interpretation of reality. Carles was known for his exploration of abstract and expressionist styles, and this painting exemplifies his distinctive approach to color and form. This work is considered a prime example of Carles's mature style, characterized by a bold, energetic application of paint and an emphasis on emotional expression.