Abstraction 1964

"Abstraction" is a 1964 artwork by Lawren Harris, a prominent figure in the Canadian art movement known as the Group of Seven. The painting exemplifies Harris's later abstract style, characterized by geometric forms and vibrant color. The swirling, concentric shapes evoke a sense of dynamism and energy, while the dominant yellow and orange hues suggest warmth and luminosity. Harris's exploration of abstract forms and his interest in the natural world are evident in this captivating piece.