Alphabet Plastique II 1950

"Alphabet Plastique II" (1950) by Auguste Herbin is a vibrant composition of geometric shapes and colors, characteristic of the artist's involvement in the abstract art movement, particularly the style known as "Concrete Art." The piece uses simple forms, like circles, triangles, and semicircles, arranged in a dynamic yet balanced manner. Herbin's artistic approach to creating order from seemingly random elements makes this piece captivating to viewers.