Untitled Possibly 1946

Frank K. Bacher's "Untitled" from possibly 1946 is a prime example of abstract geometric art. This composition, with its bold lines and geometric forms, employs a limited color palette of red, gray, and black. The interplay of circles, squares, and rectangles create a dynamic and visually engaging surface. Bacher's work is a testament to the principles of geometric abstraction, emphasizing form, structure, and balance, while remaining captivating in its simplicity.