Edmondson #1 1956

"Edmondson #1" is an abstract painting created in 1956 by Spanish artist Lolo Soldevilla (1901-1971), known for his geometric compositions. This minimalist work features a blue rectangle and a red circle against a light background, demonstrating the artist’s preference for simple forms and bold colors. While the lack of context invites individual interpretation, the arrangement of the shapes suggests a dialogue between the two primary elements, highlighting their distinct qualities and their contrasting presence within the composition. This painting is a prime example of Soldevilla's exploration of geometric abstraction and his interest in the interplay of color and form.