Abstract Composition c. 1921 - 1927

"Abstract Composition" (c. 1921-1927) by Stuart Davis is a captivating work of abstract art. The composition is a harmonious interplay of geometric shapes, including circles, rectangles, and lines. The use of muted tones, such as brown, gray, and blue, creates a sense of balance and tranquility. Davis's masterful use of line and color is evident in this piece, creating a visual rhythm that draws the viewer's eye across the canvas. This artwork is a prime example of Davis's early experimentation with abstract art during the 1920s, showcasing his exploration of form and color as a means of visual expression.