Abstraction (Figures) 1948

"Abstraction (Figures)" is a 1948 artwork by Argentinian artist José Pedro Costigliolo. The artwork is a prime example of geometric abstraction, using simplified shapes and forms, and a muted color palette of white, blue and black. This abstract painting presents a series of geometric shapes that can be interpreted as stylized figures against a blue background, showcasing the artist's interest in exploring the essence of form and composition. The artist, known for his contributions to the development of geometric abstraction in Argentina, sought to simplify and express visual forms through geometric language.