Building in Space 1938

"Building in Space" is a 1938 woodcut by American artist Werner Drewes. Drewes, known for his abstract works, uses bold geometric shapes and vivid colors to evoke a sense of spatial depth and architectural form. The interplay of angular planes and the use of contrasting colors create a dynamic composition that reflects the geometric principles of abstract art. Drewes's works explored the possibilities of abstraction and its relationship to the built environment, making them both visually compelling and intellectually stimulating.