Abstract Composition 1930

"Abstract Composition" (1930) by German artist Adolf Hölzel is a vibrant example of abstract art. The painting showcases Hölzel's fascination with color and form, utilizing a dynamic arrangement of geometric shapes and bold colors. The work's rhythmic interplay of vibrant hues, such as red, orange, yellow, blue, green, and purple, creates a sense of depth and movement. Hölzel's abstract approach to composition is evident in the way he breaks down shapes and forms, allowing them to interact in an unpredictable and visually captivating way. This painting is a testament to Hölzel's pivotal role in the development of modern abstract art, and is currently housed in the Städel Museum.