Painting 1930

Patrick Henry Bruce's "Painting" from 1930 exemplifies the principles of geometric abstraction. The artist simplifies everyday objects into basic geometric forms, reducing them to their essential shapes and colors. The composition features vibrant hues of red, blue, and white, organized in a dynamic, overlapping arrangement, evoking a sense of both stability and movement. This painting is a testament to Bruce's mastery of color and form, showcasing his exploration of abstract principles within the context of still life.