Magical Space Forms 1948

lorserfeitelson

paper

pop art-esque

popart

pop of colour

bold colours

pattern

geometric composition

pop art

paper

bright colours popping

neo expressionist

pop of colours

pop art-influence

line

"Magical Space Forms" is a 1948 painting by American artist Lorser Feitelson (1898-1978). The work is an abstract geometric composition characterized by sharp angles and bold colors. The vibrant hues, including a bright pink, blue, and orange, create a dynamic and eye-catching composition. Feitelson was known for his innovative use of geometric shapes, and this piece is a strong example of his style, which was part of the Hard-Edge movement. The painting exemplifies the concept of abstract art, where the focus is on form and color rather than representational imagery.