Carta celeste en amarillo n° 1 1953

"Carta celeste en amarillo n° 1" (1953) by Spanish artist Lolo Soldevilla is a striking example of abstract art. The painting is dominated by a bright yellow background, against which a constellation of circular shapes and small black dots are arranged. The circles are rendered in various shades of white and brown, suggesting a celestial theme, likely referencing a celestial chart, as the title indicates. This work embodies the visual language of geometric abstraction, a style that emerged in the early 20th century and emphasized simplified forms and pure color. Soldevilla’s work is characterized by its minimalist aesthetic, with a focus on color, form, and composition.