Frottis Bleu 1953

"Frottis Bleu" is an abstract painting by Camille Bryen, created in 1953. The artwork features a distinct palette of blues, greens, and yellows, with dark lines and shapes suggestive of a forest or landscape. The use of frottage, a technique where the artist rubs a crayon or pencil over textured surfaces to create markings, adds a unique, expressive quality to the composition. Bryen's abstract approach and vibrant colors make this work a compelling example of mid-century modernism.