Fourth Bucolic: Pollion 1955

"Fourth Bucolic: Pollion," created in 1955 by Jacques Villon, is a colorful and dynamic lithograph that exemplifies the artist's distinctive style. Villon, known for his contributions to Cubism and his exploration of form and space, captures a seated figure in a dynamic, fragmented composition. Vivid hues of yellow, blue, and purple overlay the figure, contributing to a sense of depth and movement, characteristic of the artist's mature style. The piece's expressive lines and bold colors give it a distinct visual impact, inviting viewers to contemplate the interplay between form, color, and space. Villon's exploration of Cubist principles in this lithograph makes it a significant example of his artistic evolution.