The Snowstorm 1950

Victor Pasmore's 1950 abstract painting, "The Snowstorm," is an example of his move towards geometric abstraction, a style that emerged in the mid-20th century. The artwork uses bold lines and swirling forms to create a sense of movement and energy, evoking the swirling patterns of a snowstorm. The use of limited colors, mainly shades of grey and white, adds to the feeling of a cold, wintery scene. This piece embodies Pasmore's artistic evolution from figurative painting to a more simplified, geometric approach.