Untitled 1932

Anton Prinner's "Untitled" (1932) is a striking example of Constructivist sculpture. The piece is composed of geometric shapes, primarily triangles, painted in bold primary colors and arranged in a dynamic, asymmetrical composition. The sculpture's verticality and use of primary colors evoke a sense of monumentality and abstract form, characteristics typical of the Constructivist movement. The artist's exploration of geometric form and color relationships reflects the artistic trends of the early 20th century, where artists sought to move away from traditional representational art and explore new forms of expression.