Rug 1929

"Rug" (1929) is a tapestry by British artist Francis Bacon, known for his later figurative works. The piece displays geometric, abstract forms in shades of brown, black, white, and green, reflecting the influence of Cubism and Constructivism. The bold shapes are reminiscent of architectural structures, adding a sense of depth and dynamism to the composition. The work is an early example of Bacon's experimentation with form and color, highlighting his artistic evolution from abstract to figurative expression.