Large Column 1933

Anton Prinner's "Large Column" (1933) is a striking example of abstract sculpture. The work is composed of a series of geometric planes, primarily triangles, painted in bold colors. The geometric forms are assembled into a vertical column, emphasizing its height and creating a sense of dynamic movement. The use of contrasting colors, such as red, blue, black, and gold, further amplifies the visual impact of the sculpture and underscores the principles of geometric abstraction that were central to Prinner’s artistic practice.