Rose and Blue Mountain 1956

"Rose and Blue Mountain" (1956) is an abstract print by Andre Masson (1896-1987). The artwork features a dynamic interplay of blue and orange lines that form a complex, interwoven pattern. The abstract lines evoke a sense of energy and movement, while the subtle color palette suggests a sense of depth and mystery. The artwork is characteristic of Masson's style, which often incorporated automatic drawing and surrealist elements. Masson's work is often associated with automatic drawing, a method of drawing that encourages spontaneity and unconscious expression. He used this technique to explore the hidden depths of the psyche, reflecting the Surrealist movement's fascination with the subconscious.