Untitled 1965

"Untitled" (1965) by Paul Feeley is a vibrant example of hard-edge geometric abstraction. Feeley, a leading figure in the American Post-Painterly Abstraction movement, is known for his exploration of color and form. This painting showcases his signature style, employing simple, flat shapes—in this case, circular and oval forms—to create a dynamic composition. The use of red and blue against a pale background creates a sense of rhythm and depth. This work exemplifies Feeley's dedication to pure abstraction, emphasizing the visual interplay of color and form over representational subject matter.