Untitled 1948

Myron Stout’s “Untitled” from 1948 is a vibrant example of abstract art. The composition features a geometric arrangement of bold lines and shapes in a contrasting palette of blues, reds, yellows, and greens. Stout’s work is often described as “hard-edge” abstraction, referencing the sharp, precise lines and shapes that characterize his style. Stout’s “Untitled” exemplifies his mature approach to abstract composition, playing with the interplay of color and form to create a dynamic and engaging visual experience.